A few days before his performance at the Super Bowl, rapper Snoop Dogg accused of rape in Los Angeles

As he prepares to performing on Sunday in Los Angeles during the final of the American football championship, the Super Bowl, rapper Snoop Dogg is vized by a rape complaint. Filed in civil court on Wednesday in federal court, also targets Bishop Don “Magic” Juan, whose real name is Donald Campbell and presented as Snoop Dogg’s “spiritual adviser”, meanwhile Calvin Broadus for civil status. According to the complainant’s account, who requested anonymity, she was a dancer at the time and performed on stage for the artist and other rappers.

After a night out at Snoop Dogg’s studio in May 2013, Campbell offered to drive her home but actually drove her to her own home where, “exhausted, she had fallen asleep”. The plaintiff accuses Campbell of sexually assaulting her in the early hours of the morning, before driving her back to Snoop Dogg’s studio for an audition later that day. Despite the context, she says she accepted “hoping to advance his career”.

Once at the studio, she felt ill and went to the bathroom. The complaint claims that Snoop Dogg took the opportunity to open the bathroom door where he forced her to perform oral sex while she relieved herself. He left her there “humiliated, terrified and panicked”according to the complaint.

The young woman is asking for damages in an unspecified amount. The same day the complaint was filed, after the failure of private mediation between the two parties, Snoop Dogg published on his Instagram account that “the season for gold diggers (diamond diggers, editor’s note) has begun“. “Be careful”, he launched to his fans in this message, without explicit reference to the complaint but accompanied by emojis representing a policeman, a judge and a bag of money.