Smokey Robinson accused of sexual assault by four women
Summary
Four women have accused singer Smokey Robinson of sexual assault, seeking $50 million in a lawsuit. The lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles, also accuses Robinson and his wife of creating a hostile work environment and violating labor laws. Robinson has not responded, and no criminal charges have been filed.Key Facts
- Four anonymous women, former employees, are suing Smokey Robinson for $50 million, accusing him of sexual assault.
- The lawsuit in Los Angeles accuses Robinson of sexual battery and other claims like false imprisonment and negligence.
- The suit also names Robinson's wife, Frances, for allegedly contributing to a hostile work environment.
- The women used the pseudonyms Jane Doe 1, 2, 3, and 4 to file the lawsuit.
- Claims include that the women were paid below minimum wage and worked long hours without proper pay.
- The accusations date back to events starting in 2006.
- There have been no criminal charges or police reports filed against Robinson.
- Robinson has not publicly responded to the allegations.
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