Tekashi 6ix9ine Sued by Theft Victims

The victims from one particular of Tekashi 6ix9ine‘s crimes are heading soon after him in courtroom … demanding he pay out up for what they endured when Tekashi and co. robbed them.

Seketha Wonzer and Kevin Dozier just submitted match in opposition to the rapper, declaring he was part of the criminal conspiracy set in motion in April 2018 that led to them receiving bum-rushed and robbed at gunpoint in NYC — a thing Tekashi himself testified and pled responsible to in federal court.

In the docs, attained by TMZ, Wonzer and Dozier say they dropped a bundle during the theft — including shoes, grasp recordings, difficult drives, valuable jewelry, a digital camera and income, among other goods. They say the whole matter was a case of mistaken id — Tekashi and co. allegedly believed they were affiliated with Rap-A-Large amount Data, but they say they weren’t.

In the go well with, submitted by powerhouse lawyer Joe Tacopina, they say despite the fact that Tekashi didn’t do the robbing himself … he did movie the complete point from an SUV outside the house, even though his cohorts in the Nine Trey Bloods did the soiled function. In any situation, Wonzer and Dozier now want him to pay back for the assault, battery and emotional distress they say they suffered.

The defendants say that for the reason that Tekashi copped to this criminal offense in court by now, his civil liability for the damages is outside of question.

We’d currently spoken to Wonzer — who also goes by Skyy Daniels — after Tekashi testified against 2 9 Trey customers, and she didn’t feel his 2-12 months jail sentence was truthful.

Skyy also explained to us flatly she required to see him pay back for what he’d finished to her. Tacopina, tells TMZ … “If Tekashi69 believed his legal problems were being in excess of following pleading guilty to brutally assaulting my shoppers, he was woefully mistaken.”

He provides, “We do know this now — if he refuses to redress the accidents he brought about my customers, he’ll sincerely regret that final decision.”