Snoop Dogg sued for alleged sexual assault and battery in 2013 days before his Super Bowl performance

Rolling Stone

An anonymous women who says she regularly worked for Snoop Dogg as an on-stage performer alleged that he and his associate Bishop Don “Magic” Juan sexually assaulted her after the rapper's show in May 2013. The woman states she didn’t immediately report the alleged assaults because she was “thinking about her job security if she displeased” the rapper. Snoop Dogg didn't respond to comment, but a source close to him tells TMZ that the lawsuit was filed days before his Super Bowl halftime show in hopes of getting a big payday.