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Sgt. Michael Estep is one of the law enforcement officials in Adams County, Ohio, suing rapper Afroman for defamation and false light over his response to an August 2022 raid at his home. Afroman, legal name Joseph Edgar Foreman, was never charged with a crime after deputies seized cash and marijuana from his property. He got his money back, but it was $4,000 instead of the $4,400 listed in the search warrant's ledger. An investigator says the deputy who counted the money miscounted and added an extra $390 that didn't exist. He couldn't account for the other missing $10. Afroman has repeatedly called the deputies involved in the search thieves, and he's called one a pedophile. He's also said he slept with another's wife. Trial began Monday (March 16) in the law enforcement officials' lawsuit. Estep testified in direct-examination that he never stole money from Afroman's home. In cross-examination, Afroman's lawyer David Osborne questioned him about how long people have been calling him a thief, then asked about his wife being charged with theft and pleading guilty to stealing from her employer.
Sgt. Michael Estep is one of the law enforcement officials in Adams County, Ohio, suing rapper Afroman for defamation and false light over his response to an August 2022 raid at his home. Afroman, legal name Joseph Edgar Foreman, was never charged with a crime after deputies seized cash and marijuana from his property. He got his money back, but it was $4,000 instead of the $4,400 listed in the search warrant's ledger. An investigator says the deputy who counted the money miscounted and added an extra $390 that didn't exist. He couldn't account for the other missing $10. Afroman has repeatedly called the deputies involved in the search thieves, and he's called one a pedophile. He's also said he slept with another's wife. Trial began Monday (March 16) in the law enforcement officials' lawsuit. Estep testified in direct-examination that he never stole money from Afroman's home. In cross-examination, Afroman's lawyer David Osborne questioned him about how long people have been calling him a thief, then asked about his wife being charged with theft and pleading guilty to stealing from her employer. "You never had anybody ask you about being a thief ... when your wife was charged with theft?" Osborne asked. "No," Estep answered. Judge Jonathan Hein interrupted Osborne and said in front of the jury, "Tell me why you would do that to the jury." "I'm asking a question that builds on his reputation. He says he has never been called a thief before, yet he keeps saying that everybody treats him differently," Osborne said. Osbrone said Estep is "opening up the door so that I can ask the question about what's affecting his reputation." Judge Hein told jurors to consider the testimony about Estep's wife's theft conviction "so you can see how it does or does not affect him alone." (This clip has been edited for brevity; you can watch the entire testimony on my YouTube channel and Facebook page.) "Just don't get caught up that your spouse's character is your character, because it's not," Hein told the jury. "So restating the question Mr. Estep: Your wife did steal from her employer, correct?" Osborne asked. Estep paused before answering, "Yes." "And it was a felony sum of money, correct?" Osborne asked. "Yes," Estep answered. "Which is over $1,000?" Osborne asked. "Yes," Estep answered. "And you were part of the search of Mr. Foreman's residence, correct?" Osborne asked. "Yes," Estep answered. "Did you ever have any contact with the money?" Osborne asked. "I noticed money in a coat pocket, and I pointed it out to Detective Newland," Estep answered. #law #legal #police #celebrity

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