News: Update: Rapper Withdraws Restraining Order Against Shaq
Thursday, Nov 13, 2008 1:00PM
After nearly three months since placing a restraining order on NBA superstar Shaquille O'Neal, Atlanta rapper Alexis Miller has withdrawn her request.
According to TMZ,
the Southern emcee who claimed the four-time basketball champion
stalked and threatened her on multiple occasions has decided not to
pursue a permanent restraint in Fulton County Superior Court.
Originally
scheduled to appear in court today (November 13), the two may likely
worked out a settlement despite Shaq's denial of all charges.
As previously reported by SOHH, Miller
was granted a restraining order against the basketball star last August
after claiming he threatened her over the phone and in several e-mails.
According to Atlanta Journal-Constitution,
the two were allegedly romantically involved before breaking up
mid-summer, when she claims he "threatened to 'blackball' [her] from
the recording industry by paying established artists...$500 each for
their agreement to refuse to perform or record with her in the future."
In addition to verbal threats, Miller reportedly saved e-mails from the NBA champ threatening her life.
"I dnt no who the fuk u think u dealin wit," one message read. "u will neva be heard from one phone call is all I gotta make no try me. Sho me."
A rep from either was unavailable for comment at press time.
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