Hip-Hop Rumors: Is Miguel Clapping Back And Making Nice With “Brain Dead Leg Drop Accuser”?

Miguel is a rebel with a mean leg drop that even Hulk Hogan respects!

SEE ALSO: Miguel Reportedly Ignored Order Not To Jump Over Crowd At Billboard Awards

But, if you thought he was just some softie from around the way, you are mistaken. Miguel is not taking this lawsuit lying down. He’s dropping subliminal bombs against his accuser!

ALSO, US Magazine is saying that Miguel is dispelling the notion that he was urged not to make that flying jump-turned-leg drop. “The reports claiming that Miguel was warned by producers not to jump are completely false.”

Also, he reportedly tried to check in on the girl who know says she may have brain damage.

“A number of attempts were made to reach Khyati and her lawyer after the performance to see how she was doing and whether any assistance could be offered. Khyati’s well-being has been and continues to be of the utmost concern to Miguel.”

Well-played.

They keep us talking, but if we stop talking about them then they should worry! -illseed.

Illseed, Out.

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Man Tries Killing Himself On Live NBC’S Today Show (W/ Video)

(AllHipHop News) This is the definition of “reality tv”. On today’s (June 6th) live broadcast of NBC’s Today show, a man sliced both of his wrists.

According to witnesses, the man was disheveled and ranting about how the Internal Revenue Service ruined his life. After throwing a stack of IRS documents in the air, the man took out a pocket knife and screamed “I’m going to cut myself” before eventually slicing both his wrists.

The incident was not captured on live television but it did force Matt Lauer and the Today show crew to abort a planned segment outside.

The man was transported to St. Luke’s Hospital and he will survive.

Check below for a brief video of the police restraining the man after the incident:

LAPD: Christopher Dorner Firing Justified, No Racism Involved…So Far

(AllHipHop News) Slain ex- LAPD officer Christopher Dorner’s murder spree in February does not seem like it will be vindicated after the LAPD’s recent internal investigation found no evidence of racism and unjust behavior in his firing.

According to the Associated Press, Civil Rights Attorney Connie Rice claimed there was no  While the LAPD has not officially made a statement on the investigation, Rice says Dorner had a history of exaggerating stories and making fraudulent complaints against fellow officers.

The firing was justified and his allegations are completely unfounded. This guy needed to go. And the question was, even if he needed to go, did the LAPD get rid of him in a way that was illegitimate? And the answer for me was no, says Rice

Rice also goes on to claim Dorner was virtually incomprehensible during his firing’s hearing and only filed the complaint against his training officer after discovering she gave him a bad performance review.

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Dorner accused Sgt. Teresa Evans of kicking a handcuffed man while they were partners in 2007, however the claim was found to be a lie after an internal LAPD investigation. Evans was the one who gave police the tip that Dorner was the murderer of an Irvine, CA couple prior to the discovery of his manifesto.

Rice’s findings after a two week long investigation may have absolved the LAPD of racism in Dorner’s case but she says racism is still alive in the department:

Just because racism didn’t play a leading role in what happened to Dorner doesn’t mean the LAPD is now an inter-racial nirvana. It does still have serious problems like every department does and we shouldn’t forget that.

[ALSO READ: EXCLUSIVE: Killer Mike Talks Obama ,Christopher Dorner and How He Is An Elegant Elephant]

While Rice’s claims appear conclusive, the investigaion is not fully completed as it still needs to go to be reviewed by the inspector general and then to the Police Commission according to Police Commission President Andrea Ordin.