Jack Harlow Sued By 2nd Victim Of Kentucky Derby Party Shooting

It’s time for Jack Harlow to make court appearances again. Fans may recall that last year that Jack Harlow was there at the Kentucky Party when the shooting occurred, and he later became embroiled in a legal battle. Jack Harlow’s tough days have arrived, because now he is sued by a second victim of the Kentucky Derby party shooting.

A second lawsuit has been filed against Jack Harlow in connection with a fatal incident involving his DJ. Abelson Barthelemy, according to WDRB in Louisville. The lawsuit was filed against Jack Harlow on Thursday, April 21st.

In May 2021, Barthelemy was one of two people shot during a Kentucky Derby celebration at Vibes Restaurant and Lounge in Louisville.

Ronnie O’Bannon, a DJ for Jack Harlow, was accused of shooting and killing Kasmira Nash. The shooting left Barthelemy with non-life-threatening injuries. Vibes, its owner Allen Evans III, Sentryx Security, and Generation now are all named in Barthelemy’s case. Nash’s family filed a separate lawsuit earlier this year, and Jack Harlow was joined to it.

Both claims allege that the event lacked adequate security. According to the lawsuits, Jack Harlow and his DJ were not subjected to the same screenings as other clubgoers. Harlow was banned from playing in Kentucky, both by authorities and out of fear of retaliation.

O’Bannon has been charged with murder and tampering with evidence. He claimed he shot Nash in self-defense after she threw a champagne bottle at him. The lawsuits have elicited no public response from Jack Harlow. In a statement released in May, he addressed the shooting.

“My heart is broken by the events that occurred over Derby weekend. My heart breaks for Kasmira, her children and everyone else touched by this tragic death.”

My heart breaks for my city, a place that’s been through too much pain already. I’ve been in touch with Kasmira’s family during this unimaginably painful time, and I’m grateful to them for keeping the lines of communication open. Nothing can reverse what happened. Too many lives have been changed forever. My life will remain committed to making Louisville a better place.”

So, Jack has got involved in the legal proceeding, let’s see how jack Harlow reacts to this lawsuit. What do you think about this case? Let us know in the comments. For further updates stay tuned to Thirsty.

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