Der legendäre Künstler schrieb das Lied „Lemon Pound Cake“ mit einem dazugehörigen Musikvideo mit tatsächlichen Aufnahmen der Razzia, die von seiner Hausüberwachung aufgenommen wurden, und hoffte, dadurch Geld für Schäden zu sammeln, die durch die erfolglose Suche entstanden waren.

    https://nypost.com/2026/03/18/us-news/afroman-clashes-with-adams-county-police-in-court-as-one-officer-left-in-tears-over-music-video-about-failed-police-raid/

    13 Kommentare

    1. Realistic-Plant3957 on

      TLDR

      Rapper Afroman, real name Joseph Foreman, is facing a civil trial for defamation brought by the Adams County Sheriff’s Office after he released a music video, „Lemon Pound Cake,“ featuring footage of a 2022 raid on his home that yielded no criminal charges. The deputies claim the video, which has over 3 million views, invaded their privacy and caused emotional distress. Foreman argues that the raid, which damaged his property, prompted his song and that he is protected by free speech laws. The trial has seen emotional testimonies from deputies, including one who broke down while discussing the impact of Foreman’s satire. Foreman continues to create content mocking the officials involved.


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    2. Snoot_Booper_101 on

      They raided his home and found nothing, yet when he uses footage of the incident to clown them they claim he’s invaded *their* privacy? WTF?

    3. Separate_Usual9614 on

      Such thin skinned pigs. They ok with their behaviors in his home, but fuck him for standing on business. I hope Afro man get everything he asks for and more.

    4. “Are you mockin’ me with that outfit?”

      “No judge. I’m not mocking you. I wore this ridiculous thing, for you”

    5. plaidravioli on

      Ok. So, just getting this out there. I’m 100% pro gender everything. Is the police officer upset because they transitioned and people are making fun of them or are they upset because this is just what they look like and people are saying they transitioned?

    6. Oldest_Boomer on

      Whatever will they do, oh heavens the trauma and embarrassment will haunt them the rest of their days, surely they deserve compensation for their deliberate act. ❄️❄️❄️❄️

    7. Hrtpplhrtppl on

      The whole “Good/Bad Cop” question can be disposed of much more decisively. We need not enumerate what prorportion of cops appears to be good or listen to someone’s anecdote about his uncle Charlie, an allegedly good cop. We need only consider the following:

      (1) Every cop has sworn as part of his/her job to enforce laws, all of them.
      (2) Many of the laws are manifestly unjust, and some are even cruel and wicked.
      (3) Therefore, every cop has agreed to act as an enforcer of laws that are manifestly unjust, or even cruel and wicked.

      Thus, there are no good cops.

      Dr. Robert Higgs

    8. AdministrativeMix326 on

      So you have terrible people being shown proof of their heinous acts and they now want to play victim. Sounds like douche bag behavior to me.

    9. pistoffcynic on

      Actions have consequences. These officers thought they would get away with it.

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