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'Because I Got High,' 'Colt 45' rapper Afroman coming to Syracuse - Vimarsana News

'Because I Got High,' 'Colt 45' rapper Afroman coming to Syracuse

The comedic rapper mixes wit and weed with funky hip-hop.

Ohio Police Officers Sue Afroman for Putting Security Footage of Them Raiding His Home in Music Videos - Vimarsana News

Ohio Police Officers Sue Afroman for Putting Security Footage of Them Raiding His Home in Music Videos

Rapper Afroman is being sued by several Ohio law enforcement officials after he put footage of their 2022 raid on his house in music videos about the…

Source: biztoc.com
Police Officers Sue "Afroman" for the Use of Their Images from Raid on his Home – JONATHAN TURLEY - Vimarsana News

Police Officers Sue "Afroman" for the Use of Their Images from Raid on his Home – JONATHAN TURLEY

Joseph E. Foreman, a rapper also known as "Afroman," is the subject of a filing in Ohio (below) by seven police officers alleging that he has misused their images to sell merchandise and place them in a false light. The images, however, were taken during a raid on Foreman's home, which failed to turn up…

Ohio Police Claim Privacy Violations In Afroman's Raid Videos - Vimarsana News

Ohio Police Claim Privacy Violations In Afroman's Raid Videos

A group of Ohio police officers who executed a warrant on the home of comedy rapper Afroman, known for his 2000 hit "Because I Got High," have launched a lawsuit alleging a violation of privacy after video footage from the raid was published online.

Source: law360.com
Afroman Sued By Law Enforcement Officers Over Use Of Raid Footage - Vimarsana News

Afroman Sued By Law Enforcement Officers Over Use Of Raid Footage

Ohio police officers are suing Afroman over videos depicting their raid on his home.