Gary Pagar: Last News

DaBaby has pleaded guilty to misdemeanour simple battery after allegedly sucker-punching a man in his sixties.The rapper was originally charged with felony battery in 2022, where he was accused of punching Los Angeles County rental property owner Gary Pagar. The incident allegedly occured during an unauthorised music video shoot, in which Pagar’s lawsuit claimed DaBaby rented the property for a “private vacation”, instead hosting 40 people and a film crew to shoot a music video.When Pagar attempted to stop the music video being filmed, someone in the rapper’s crew attacked the property owner.

DaBaby will not face charges in connection to a shooting last month at the rapper's North Carolina home, police said on Thursday.Police in Troutman, North Carolina said on social media that the investigation into the April 13 shooting has been completed.According to the Facebook post, investigators consulted with the Iredell County District Attorney's Office in determining no charges will be filed. No charges:DaBaby, shown in July 2021 in New York City, will not face charges in connection to a shooting last month at the rapper's North Carolina home, police said on ThursdayDaBaby, real nameJonathan Lyndale Kirk, and at least one other person were at the home when the shooting happened on the evening of April 13, said Troutman Police Chief Josh Watson.Watson, however, wouldn't say who was shot or who did the shooting, citing an ongoing investigation at the time.

DaBaby has been charged with felony battery for an alleged attack on the owner of a rental property he was using to shoot a music video.Gary Pagar claims he was physically assaulted when he tried to stop the rapper’s entourage from shooting the video on his Los Angeles property in December last year.According to TMZ, the incident occurred when DaBaby (real name Jonathan Kirk) and his team were renting out a mansion managed by Pagar, who says he was told Kirk and his friends would only be using the property for vacation purposes.Pagar has claimed that the rapper’s management team agreed to a 12-guest limit as outlined in the property’s rental agreement, but at one point during their week-long stay, Pagar said he noticed more than a dozen people were inside the house.On December 2, Pagar said he stopped by the property and found in the region of 40 people on site, including a film crew who appeared to be shooting a music video for ‘Play U Lay’, a track by DaBaby’s artist Stunna4Vegas.Pagar then claims that after he approached Kirk to try and shut down the shoot, someone in the rapper’s crew attacked the property owner. Although Kirk allegedly ordered the crew member to stop, Pagar alleges that Kirk then punched him in the face, knocking out a tooth.Pagar filed a lawsuit against Kirk in February, which claims that he suffered serious injuries from the attack.

Rapper DaBaby has been hit with felony battery charges for an alleged attack that happened at his music video shoot last year.The musician, 30,has been charged by the L.A. County District Attorney's Office for allegedly striking property owner,Gary Pagar, after he attempted to shut down his video shoot.The incident, which happened in early December, reportedly leftPagar with serious injuries, as reported by TMZ.

A property manager has accused rapper DaBaby of felony battery charges stemming from an incident at his rental property where a music video was being filmed.

Rapper DaBaby is accused of being a party to a violent tussle in which a 64-year-old man claimed he was 'beat, punched, spat on, threatened, shoved, and robbed' in confronting the rapper over the terms of their rental agreement.In court docs filed in Los Angeles, the homeowner, named Gary Pagar, said that he had rented the home to the rapper, 29, for the purposes of 'a private vacation' with nine friends for an agreed-upon fee of $43,706.Pagar said in legal docs that the entertainer, whose real name is Jonathan Lyndale Kirk, violated the terms by shooting a music video at the abode instead, which included about 40 people, including a film crew.