SpotemGottem sues Dallas police over false allegations in homicide case

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Jacksonville, Fla. Rapper SpotemGottem was cleared of a homicide in Dallas in 2020. As previously reported, Detective Patty Belew spoke to Fox News 4 in Dallas and said they believed SpotemGottem, born Nehemiah Lamar Harden, had bragged about the murder of Reginald Agnew Jr. on the song and music video for Again. Agnew was reportedly in Dallas to attend an event at Club Tropics when he was shot and killed.

It is very daring. You know, it’s like walking like we did this and the police don’t even know who did it and was going to get away with murdering this young man, Belew told the outlet.

Those statements now appear to be coming back to haunt the Dallas Police Department as Beat Box rappers’ attorney Raven Liberty considers filing a lawsuit against the police department for reckless misrepresentation. Liberty issued a statement to Complex regarding the false allegations.

Over the past five days, several attempts to contact the Dallas Police Department have been made in an attempt to respond to reckless misrepresentation made by Dallas Homicide Detective Patty Belew to Fox4 News… regarding Nehemiah Harden’s involvement , aka Spottemgottem in the death of Reginald Agnew Jr.

“Finally, this morning the Dallas Police Department contacted my office confirming that Mr. Harden is exonerated in the investigation into the murder of Reginald Agnew Jr. The defamatory statements made by the detective. Belew grew out of his misunderstanding about a YouTube “rap video,” a live broadcast that Detective Belew said concerned the death of Reginald Agnew Jr. and taunted the Dallas Police Department.

Continue reading Liberty’s statement on the next page.

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