There seem to be charges placed against Trey Songz for an assault at a bowling alley that has been dropped. They pled guilty to a single disorderly conduct violation.
So, you see, Trey was able to sidestep charges of assault and aggravated harassment and will complete 12 anger management classes by August.
Sources state that Trey has already started on the courses. According to TMZ, Trey was arrested at the end of November, citing that he hit two people in the face, with one person needing to go to the hospital. Trey Songz was given a desk appearance ticket for assault and was released. A previous report stated that Trey allegedly punched a woman in the face in the bowling alley’s bathroom. The second person was a man who received a punch to the eye.
In a statement, Songz’s attorney Mitch Schuster told TMZ: “We appreciate the New York law enforcement and the District Attorney’s office for their comprehensive investigation and careful consideration of all evidence, which ultimately confirmed what we had known all along and resulted in the District Attorney’s office choosing not to pursue any of the original charges against our client.”
He added, “With every one of the ten original charges now dismissed by operation of law, Trey looks forward to putting this matter behind him.”
Oh, I’m not done yet. Trey has also been accused of these charges…
At a strip club in 2012, Songz allegedly struck a woman, Donna McIntosh-Inoe, in the face with a wad of cash, leaving her with a black eye. Songz was arrested, and the case was settled out of court.
A few years later, in 2016, Songz pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor counts for punching a Detroit police sergeant after a concert and throwing a microphone that injured a cameraman. Songz was sentenced to 18 months of probation and was required to attend anger-management classes.
Later, the officer and cameraman filed a lawsuit against Songz, citing injuries from the assault. (The case is ongoing.)
In 2021, Songz reportedly punched a police officer at a Kansas City Chiefs game, leading to another arrest. No criminal charges were filed after that altercation owing to “insufficient evidence.”
That same year, he was sued for punching a bartender at a Cardi B concert. (The suit is ongoing.)
Oh, I’m still not done yet…
In 2017, Keke Palmer accused Trey Songz, with whom she had been friends for some years, of using sexual intimidation to persuade her to appear in a music video that she didn’t want to be in. (He proceeded to use a recorded clip of Palmer in his “Pick Up the Phone” music video without her consent.) At the time, Palmer described being so afraid of Trey that she hid in a closet to escape him. Trey denied her allegations by saying this, and I quote, “Babygirl buggin,” he wrote.
Oh, I’m still -still not done yet.
A year after Palmer came forward, Songz was arrested at his L.A. home for felony domestic violence against a woman named Andrea Buera. She alleged that Songz choked her, punched her in the face, and knocked her down, and she expressed hopes that Songz would get help for his violent tendencies.
“Although I am not your first victim,” she said in a press conference, “I’d like to be your last.”
On Twitter, Songz denied Buera’s account, saying he’d been “lied on and falsely accused for someone’s gain.” Los Angeles city and district officials declined to pursue the case after Songz’s legal team reportedly supplied witness statements and information to the LAPD that contradicted Buera’s account, according to TMZ. The case was dropped, and Buera withdrew the complaint she had filed.
Oh, there’s more…
Back in 2018, a woman named Jahuara Jeffries accused Songz of attempting to penetrate her with his fingers without her consent at a Miami nightclub. Jeffries — who initially filed her suit as a Jane Doe —claimed another woman at the club confided in her, saying Songz had also slid a hand down her pants and groped her buttocks without her consent.
Songz and Jeffries appeared to have reached a $10 million settlement in 2021, but a judge suddenly dismissed the suit later that year. Jeffries then refiled it and is now seeking $20 million in damages. Songz’s representatives are trying to get Jeffries’s lawsuit dismissed again and have alleged that one of her lawyers, Ariel Mitchell, has been tampering with the case by bribing witnesses.
Mitchell told TMZ: “I unequivocally denounce the allegations pled in Defendant Songz’s motion which is a desperate attempt to shift the narrative from his abhorrent and egregious behavior.”
In a 2018 interview on The Breakfast Club, Palmer discussed the repeated allegations against Songz and how race plays into the weight each accuser is given — or, instead, not provided:
“If I say something, I’m saying something for a reason … And I feel like so many times, Black women say stuff, and nobody gives a shit — excuse my language. Nobody gives a fuck when sometimes Black women say something. But somebody of another complexion, somebody of another color, they say something, and then it’s like, ‘We’re taking it to court! It’s time to get serious #MeToo.’”
Despite the mounting accusations, Palmer’s allegations were still largely ignored by the public until a white Instagram model, Celina Powell, and her friend Aliza went on a podcast in 2020 and accused Songz of taking their phones and refusing to let them leave his house. Powell alleged that Songz coerced her into doing “some things” and threw her phone off the balcony, and Aliza said that Songz urinated on her without her consent. Powell and Aliza didn’t specify when the alleged incidents took place. Songz denied both women’s accounts.
Oh, yes, I’m still not done yet…
Following her December 2021 tweet, WNBA player Dylan Gonzalez shared her support for fellow survivors and details of her alleged assault by Songz in a January 2022 Instagram post. “With what seems like endlessly reoccurring news of the alleged sexual assaults committed by Trey Songz, I am forced to relive in my mind and suffer anew repeatedly, the long-suppressed horror and unbearable PTSD of my rape by his very hands at a well-known Las Vegas hotel,” she wrote, also encouraging other victims to step forward.
“Suppression of our voices only emboldens our oppressors, and you cannot heal what you do not reveal.”
She asked for “privacy, consideration and compassion” as she works to pursue the best course of legal action, adding that she has hired attorney George Vrabeck.
The Cut reached out to Gonzalez for comment. In a statement to TMZ, the legal team for Songz denied Gonzalez’s accusations, saying, “Trey and his team are confident in the legal process and that there will be an abundance of exonerating information to come over the next few weeks.”
On February 15, an anonymous woman filed a civil lawsuit against Songz, accusing him of raping her at a house party in Los Angeles in 2016. According to the suit, the woman had a consensual relationship with Songz until the party, where he allegedly invited her upstairs to his bedroom and pressured her into sex. The suit says the woman repeatedly refused Songz’s requests and asked him to stop asking her, at which point Songz turned into a “savage rapist,” pinning the woman to the ground, ripping off her pants, and anally raping her despite her screams and pleas for him to stop. Following the alleged incident, the suit says the woman received a sexual-assault exam where examiners concluded she suffered severe anal tearing. The woman sought $20 million in damages, and representatives for Songz denied the allegations on his behalf. The suit was ultimately dismissed; TMZ reported that the statute of limitations ran out on the allegations.
Yep, and I’m still not done yet…
In April 2022, a new accuser came forward. Her name is Megan Johnson. She alleged that Songz sexually assaulted her at a party in Connecticut in 2013. According to a demand letter from Johnson’s attorneys, Johnson was in the VIP tent. These attorneys also represent Jahuara Jeffries and three more of Songz’s accusers. Songz allegedly came up behind her and pulled her breast out of her bikini top without her consent. He then chanted, “Titties in the open.”
Attorneys for Johnson also supplied video footage of the incident, obtained by TMZ. They claimed Johnson suffered “severe emotional distress” in the aftermath. This distress included engaging in self-harm.
“One woman may have been mistaken, but it is unlikely the 12+ women that have made complaints against you, including our four clients, were mistaken,” reads the letter demanding a $5 million settlement from Songz. “Ms. Johnson is certainly not mistaken.”
MY COMMENTARY
After hearing all this, I believe something should be done about Trey. You can lock up R. Kelly and Cosby with no proof, even with past statute limitations. Yet, they bypass or overlook the late Pedo Elvis Presley’s and Woody Allen’s sick behinds. We can do something about Trey Songz, the violent serial rapist. Just saying. As a matter of fact, listen to this peak of my next video…
That’s it. Please tell me what you think below. Don’t forget to Subscribe, Share, and Like. Hit that bell so you can get notifications for when I post more videos.
The Truth Show BLOG 
Leave a Reply