Megan Thee Stallion Looks To Stop Milagro From Cyberstalking

Megan Thee Stallion is taking additional authorized motion in her ongoing battle with on-line commentator Milagro Cooper, often known as Milagro Gramz. According to a newly filed court docket doc, reported by Meghann Cuniff on X, the Houston rapper is in search of a everlasting injunction that will prohibit Cooper from persevering with what Megan’s authorized staff describes as a retaliatory marketing campaign of cyberstalking and harassment.

The submitting, submitted below federal and Florida state regulation, argues that Cooper’s conduct has brought about Megan “substantial emotional misery.” In addition, it argues that it has positioned her in cheap worry for her security and well-being. Megan’s attorneys say the net habits escalated after the verdict in the defamation case between the two. Furthermore, alleging that Cooper has remained undeterred by the court docket’s ruling and continues to make dangerous statements.

In the movement, Megan’s authorized staff claims Cooper has repeatedly tried to intrude with the administration of justice associated to Megan’s reporting of a violent assault. The submitting additional states that Cooper’s actions serve no reliable objective and quantity to illegal cyberstalking and retaliation below state and federal statutes.

The request for injunctive aid goes past monetary damages. Megan’s attorneys argue that as a result of Cooper has claimed to be “judgment-proof,” that means unable or unwilling to pay damages, a court-ordered injunction is the one efficient approach to forestall additional hurt. If granted, the injunction might limit Cooper from making written or spoken statements about Megan on-line.

The submitting additionally factors to the jury’s earlier findings, which included defamation per se and intentional infliction of emotional misery. Megan’s staff argues that the continued on-line commentary demonstrates a scarcity of respect for the authorized course of and poses an ongoing risk to Megan’s security and psychological well being.

The court docket has but to rule on whether or not the injunction might be granted.

Despite a jury beforehand discovering Milagro Gramz accountable for defamation, U.S. District Judge Cecilia M. Altonaga has since dismissed that rely. As HNHH previously reported, they dominated that Cooper qualifies as a media defendant and was not correctly notified of the lawsuit. Altonaga entered last judgment and confirmed that Megan will nonetheless obtain $59,000 in damages for intentional infliction of emotional misery and promotion of an altered sexual depiction.