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Weeks after a man found himself in handcuffs for trying to sneak into Jay Z's Magna Carter Holy Grail tour, new reports claim another bizarre incident recently took place at a Texas stop.
According to reports, a ticket holder for Jay’s December 15 concert met two females interested in his seats but was ambushed.
Court documents state the man met the two suspects, later identified as Denitra Sherrelle Green and Cessica Desha Darden, after they asked him to come outside the coffee shop because they couldn’t leave a baby in their vehicle. Green was driving, Darden was in the passenger seat and Darden’s baby was in the back seat. The man and his girlfriend went up to the vehicle to speak to Darden through the passenger side window. He told police he leaned into the window with the eight tickets so the suspects could see the tickets better and that’s when Green accelerated the car. Investigators say the man got stuck in the passenger window, grabbing onto the door and pulling his feet off the ground as the vehicle sped out of the parking lot and onto Durham. (Local 10)
Prior to picking out the two suspects with police and them being charged with aggravated robbery, the male victim suffered life-threatening injuries.
The man asked Green to stop the vehicle, but she refused and Darden kicked his arm to try to get him off the car, according to court documents. Eventually, the man fell off and the suspect’s vehicle ran him over. Court records state the man suffered a broken left arm, broken right hand, broken right leg, a torn right knee and severe road rash to his face and body. Doctors told police the man may need plastic surgery, may not have full use of his now-deformed fingers and may not be able to walk the same as before the incident. (Local 10)
Last month, a 45-year-old man tried to convince security he was a Universal Music Group executive at Jay’s Dallas concert.
Meet John Henry Johnson. The 45-year-old Texan was arrested Saturday evening after allegedly using a counterfeit “all access world tour pass” to gain entry to a Dallas arena hosting a Jay Z concert, police report. Johnson was spotted in a “secured area” at the American Airlines Center around 6 PM, 25 minutes before the venue’s doors were open to the public, according to a Dallas Police Department report. He had gotten past a security guard by claiming to be “Gian Carlo Donatelli,” a purported executive with the Italian division of Universal Music Group, Jay Z’s record label. (The Smoking Gun)
Johnson’s pass did not fool top security and ultimately led to his arrest.
When confronted by the arena’s security manager, Johnson claimed to have been employed by Universal for 20 years. But an examination of the “Magna Carter” tour pass revealed it to be fake, leading to Johnson’s arrest for criminal trespass and providing false ID. After spending a night in jail, Johnson was released from custody yesterday after posting $1000 bond on the misdemeanor counts. The cheapest ticket to Jay Z’s show Saturday was $32.50. (The Smoking Gun)
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