A passenger on a Norwegian Cruise Line ship has filed a lawsuit alleging she was sexually assaulted by a “large group of security guards” during a birthday trip.
The California woman, identified as Jane Doe in court documents obtained by the newspaper, said she was celebrating her 33rd birthday.rd Celebrate your birthday at Norwegian Sky’s 2023 Summer Cruise Fest.
She attended Young Jeezy’s performance and then went to a hip-hop comedy show on July 3 at around 9:30 p.m.
According to the complaint, the woman admitted to drinking all day on an almost empty stomach.
When the woman returned to her cabin, “John Law, a large security guard, approached her and asked if she needed help getting to her room,” according to the filing.
She told Mr Law, who was employed by Almighty Protection Services, that she was drunk and lost, and that Mr Law took her to another cabin where he allegedly touched her body. claims.
The complaint states that the woman attempted to run away from John Law, who “used his size and strength to stop her from leaving.”
Lowe allegedly “forced a kiss” on the passenger, forced her to her knees and shoved his penis into her mouth.
After the incident, the woman passed another security guard, who led her to a cabin.
The next day, she spoke with Norwegian Sky authorities aboard the ship and filed a complaint alleging sexual assault, according to the complaint.
When the ship returned to Miami, she called the police.
The woman said she then went to Highland Hospital in Oakland, California, to undergo tests.
The complaint states that she is “receiving psychological counseling and treatment for depression and anxiety resulting from the abuse she suffered,” adding, “Acute panic attacks, anxiety, and severe depression stemming from the assault.” “I continue to suffer from this,” he added.
According to a lawsuit filed Oct. 31 in Florida federal court, NCL’s subcontractor, Almighty Protection Services, knew of the incident by July 5 but took no action. .
The negligence lawsuit also names rapper Khaled Mohamed Khaled, 48, known as DJ Khaled, who is listed as the promoter who promoted a “fun and good time” on the cruise.
His lawyers have filed multiple motions to dismiss the case against him because it “fails to state any plausible allegations against him and unfairly confuses the allegations and causes of action.” Fox News reportedcited documents filed with the court.
According to the report, NCL’s lawyers also filed a motion to dismiss the case, calling the motion a “shotgun argument.” That means the allegations are vague, conclusive, and not material to the specific charges.
The woman is seeking a jury trial for $75,000 in monetary damages and punitive damages for the defendant’s alleged “willful, wrongful, oppressive, malicious, and/or gross negligence.”
Representatives for the cruise line, Almighty Protection Services and DJ Khaled did not immediately respond to The Post’s requests for comment.
