The woman who accused The Game of sexual assault has hired a private investigator to obtain the $7 million awarded to her in a lawsuit.
In court documents obtained by Radar Online, Priscilla Rainey reportedly explained why the rapper has yet to be served.
“In an attempt to personally serve Taylor, Plaintiff has had a process server approach the location on six separate occasions between October 15, 2021, and November 3, 2021, but was unable to gain access to the property or response to the call box at the gate,” the filing reads.
Back in 2016, the woman was awarded $7 million after a jury sided with her as part of her civil lawsuit. In the incident, Rainey said The Game “forcefully” reached under her dress to rub her bare vagina and buttocks during his VH1 reality dating show, She’s Got Game.
Since the 2016 judgment, Rainey has attempted to collect the settlement from the rapper. But, The Game has publicly stated that he has no intentions of paying her.
Within the last year, The Game’s businesses and Cameo profits have been the target of Rainey’s collection process. However, Rainey has only collected $258,058 from The Game and is still owed $6,872,041.
Just last month, Rainey filed an additional lawsuit accusing The Game of setting up shell companies to prevent his assets from being confiscated, as RadarOnline.com first revealed.
In that lawsuit, additional defendants were named: Pass Go 2 Win LLC, F12 & Associates, 5th Amendment Entertainment, JTT Holdings, Inc, and The Games Manager, Cash M. Jones, who was accused of assisting The Game in diverting the money to the shell companies.
She claimed that in 2017, the rapper was paid $905k from 5th Amendment and $342k in 2019 from JTT Holdings, Inc.
Additionally, she claimed that she couldn’t seize the rapper’s Calabasas Mansion because he had transferred the deed to Jones’ name. As a result, Rainey believes that Jones is paying the mortgage on the home with money he collected on behalf of his client.
Now, due to Rainey’s inability to serve The Game or Jones, the case has been put on hold.
“On Friday, July 29, 2022, surveillance was conducted on the residence from 10:30 am to 11 am, at which time Taylor was followed in his vehicle to an office building in Encino. Personal service was announced and attempted as Taylor entered the building; however, he refused to take possession,” Rainey revealed.
Instead of personally handing the defendants the documents, Rainey argued with the judge to allow her to serve them by publishing a notice in the newspaper.
The Judge’s decision is still pending.
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