Offset is facing a lawsuit after a security guard accused him of getting violent during a visit to a Los Angeles weed shop.
According to court documents, security guard Jim Sanchez says he was working at MedMen LAX back in March when the rapper and his crew walked in. Sanchez claims he asked Offset for ID when things took a left turn.
Sanchez says the Migos star “became hostile and verbally confrontational,” before things turned physical.
He accuses Offset of punching him in the face and says several people with the rapper jumped in, leaving him with painful head and neck injuries.
The guard says paramedics had to rush him to the hospital, and he’s now suing Offset for assault, battery, and emotional distress.
Offset’s team previously claimed that the guard actually started the fight and even spat on him. They admit that a punch was thrown but only in self-defense and that the guard even pulled out a can of mace and sprayed it at Offset and his entourage.