Dylan, Dylan, Dylan and Dylan had been all arrested after he slapped “scorching fireplace” out of a male sufferer in North Carolina.
One of the infamous members part of Diddy’s 2000s period actuality present, “Making The Band,” was reportedly arrested for his involvement in a bodily altercation just like a traditional Dave Chappelle skit.
On Friday (April 4), TMZ Hip Hop reported that Dylan John, the Brooklyn rapper who famously butted heads with Diddy within the second season of “Making the Band,” was allegedly arrested over a dispute with one other man. The altercation, which occurred in North Carolina, reportedly reached a boiling level when John allegedly slapped Paul Joseph Galullo throughout the face twice. In accordance with the arrest warrant issued by the Apex Police Division, all of it went down on on April 3 in Wake County.
Police responded to the scene and arrested John on a misdemeanor easy assault cost. He was booked, posted a $500 bond and was launched the identical day. His court docket date is ready for July 1. Followers of the MTV sequence he as soon as starred in could keep in mind when Chappelle recreated the tense second John grew to become at odds with each Diddy and Wyclef Jean throughout a skit on his Comedy Central present, Chappelle’s Present.
A number of of Dylan John’s different former Da Band members have additionally been wrapped up within the media as of late, as a consequence of their claims concerning the conduct of the incarcerated Dangerous Boy Leisure music mogul. Chopper, who was additionally a former member of the “Making the Band” group Da Band, recounted an incident when he alleged he witnessed Puffy “tonguing down” a “highly effective” male determine within the music business again in January.
Additionally, former Da Band member Sara Rivers filed a $60 million lawsuit in opposition to Diddy on February 28, accusing him of sexual harassment, assault, battery, profession sabotage and creating an inhumane working atmosphere throughout her time on the MTV actuality present (2002-2004).
