Back in 2012, Meek Mill was arrested in his hometown of Philly for allegedly having weed, and it turned out that he had nothing. Naturally, the outspoken MMG rapper went on to blast the arresting officer on social media, to which the cop (who was later fired from the squad for reasons unrelated to Meek) said it “damaged his reputation and character,” and attempted to sue for $750k, stating it was hard to find work because of Meek “slamming” him in the media. SMH! Luckily the residing judge on the case doesn’t hate Meek as much as the D.A. in his probation case, and shut down the suit. More details below.

Marisa Mendez

Via The Jasmine Brand:

In the court order, it states that the officer sued the rapper under the wrong legal statues and since Meek isn’t a government official, none of the charges apply for which he is suing. He also failed to properly explain himself in the docs since he didn’t hire a lawyer to represent him. The judge dismissed the case on June 16th and the officer was awarded nothing from Meek.