Katt Williams Lawsuit Claims Comedian Threw Chairs, Arrest Warants For Bar Fights, Assaults Still Stand
Katt Williams faces numerous court cases now, with the latest having Williams allegedly pepper spraying a man. He’s even said to have thrown chairs at a family of three after a show in Seattle. But is this “unretirement” tour simply a way of gaining more attention?
In a related report by the Inquisitr, Katt Williams’ Bentley was allegedly stolen as an act of revenge at one point and it’s alleged that Suge Knight was involved somehow in the crime. But both men face years in prison after being arrested for the alleged robbery of a photograph from a photographer.
According to KOMO News, Seattle has Katt Williams tagged as a most wanted comedian after he allegedly threatened and assaulted three fans named Charles Adams, Domonique Adams-Swanson, and her teenaged child. The trio had scored a backstage pass but after they took several photos with the comedian he allegedly fell into a rage, began swearing at them, threatened to shoot them, and even threw chairs at the family after he sicced his entourage on them. In addition to this court case, Williams still faces felony charges for hitting several people while fleeing police on a three-wheeler and he is also alleged to have pepper sprayed a photographer in Los Angeles.
Almost exactly two years ago, Katt Williams’ retirement came up when he told a Seattle news reporter that he was retiring from stand-up comedy after multiple brushes with the law.
“I’m just gonna go ahead and announce my retirement from stand-up, I’m kinda done,” Williams told KOMO News at the time. “I’ve discussed it with my kids, I wasn’t gonna do in the middle of a Seattle street, I was going to go to Los Angeles and do it in the offices of ICM or LiveNation.”
Of course, Katt Williams did not retire but he probably wishes he did at this point. Warrants are still outstanding for the alleged non-stop crime spree in Seattle, in which Williams is said to have attacked a bar manager with a pool cue, fought police, and threw a large rock at a car. Williams’ defense attorney, Thomas McAllister, has declined to comment on the latest allegations involving the family of three.
