Friend to the site, Futuristic Blogger, has reached out to me in regards to a lawsuit thats going on with Cash Money Records. Apparently, a College Park woman is asking a judge to make a recording company responsible for an assault committed by one of its employees.
Nicole Westmoreland claims she was supposed to be given an opportunity to make a business presentation, but instead she says she was "exposed to illegal drugs and explicit sexual activity" before the act took place. Nicole Westmoreland had this to say as well below:
"I was followed into the bathroom, forced inside and I was raped!"
You can check out the news footage from the case when you click on the "Read More" button below:
Woman Sues Cash Money Records After Alleged Assault: MyFoxATLANTA.com
Alfred Cleveland is serving time in prison for the attack. At one time, Cleveland was "alleged" to be an associate of Cash Money Records moguls Ronald and Brian “Baby” Williams.
Nicole Westmoreland is suing to hold the record company liable in the assault. The Williams brothers had no involvement in the physical assault. You can check out a recent update on this case below:
Lawsuit Against Cash Money Records Alleges Liability in Sexual Assault: MyFoxATLANTA.com
Now, my question to you guys is should a company or facility be responsible for the actions of its employees? I'll wait for your thoughts and comments so feel free to leave them here!
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