Birdman Cleared From Lil Wayne’s 2015 Tour Bus Sh**ting Lawsuit After Judge Finds No Evidence Linking Him To Att@ck

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Birdman Cleared From Lil Wayne’s 2015 Tour Bus Sh**ting Lawsuit After Judge Finds No Evidence Linking Him To Att@ck

Birdman has scored a major legal victory in a decade-long lawsuit stemming from the 2015 sh**ting of Lil Wayne’s tour bus, with a Georgia judge officially removing the Cash Money Records co-founder from the case.

According to TMZ, the judge issued the ruling Tuesday, November 10, determining that Birdman, whose real name is Bryan Williams, was not in Georgia when the sh**ting occurred.

The court also found that former tour bus driver Alvin Lewis failed to “identify any admissible evidence that Bryan Williams or Cash Money Records were involved in the bus sh**ting.”

For those unfamiliar with the case, the controversy dates back to April 26, 2015, when g*nshots struck two of Wayne’s tour buses along Interstate 285 following his performance at an Atlanta nightclub. Nobody was struck by g*nfire.

Jimmy Carlton Winfrey, also known as Peewee Roscoe, was arrested in connection with the sh**ting. Investigators initially alleged that the att*ck involved tensions surrounding Wayne’s financial dispute with Birdman and Cash Money Records.

Winfrey eventually accepted a plea agreement in 2020 after his original conviction was overturned. Birdman and Young Thug, who were mentioned in the investigation, were never criminally charged over the sh**ting.

Lewis filed his civil lawsuit in 2016, accusing several defendants of a$$ault, b@ttery, emotional distress and other wrongdoing.

Although Lewis was not physically struck, he claimed the incident left him suffering from ongoing emotional trauma, physical injuries and lost wages.

With Birdman and Cash Money Records now dismissed, the ruling marks a significant development in the years-long legal battle.