DaBaby and associates accused of perpetrating violent attack on homeowner, 64, protesting their violation of the rental agreemen are being sued for about $118,000 in damages

Homeowner Gary Pagar, 64, who says he was ‘beat, punched, spat on, threatened, shoved, and robbed’ in incident

Pagar said he rented the home to the rapper, 29, for the purposes of ‘a private vacation’ with nine friends

Instead, DaBaby shot a music video at the abode instead, which included about 40 people on hand

When he confronted the rapper over the terms of their rental agreement, Pagar claims, he was assaulted by a ‘large associate’ of the recording artist

Pagar said DaBaby who had been sitting in a red convertible nearby, with Jake Paul, exited the vehicle to ‘taunt, threaten and punch’ him

He was assaulted by a ‘large associate’ of the recording artist Pagar said the rapper exited the vehicle to ‘taunt, threaten and punch’ him

He said he was punched in the face by the rapper when cameras weren’t rolling, knocking out his tooth in the incident

The rapper’s associates were seen on social media brandishing large sets of firearms on the premises

A Los Angeles property owner has sued rapper DaBaby for assault and battery, after a short term rental in December went terribly wrong.
Jonathan Lyndale Kirk, better known by his stage namme ‘ DaBaby’, 29, is accused of being a party to a violent tussle in which a 64-year-old Gary Pagar claimed he was ‘beat, punched, spat on, threatened, shoved, and robbed’ in confronting the rapper over the terms of their rental agreement.
In court documents filed in Los Angeles, homeowner Gary Paga, states that he had rented the home to the rapper for the purposes of ‘a private vacation’ with nine friends for an agreed-upon fee of $43,706.

Pagar summarized his damages in legal documents accusing DaBaby and his associates of assaulting and robbing the 64-year-old complainant

Pagar in his court documents claims Jonathan Lyndale Kirk, violated the terms by shooting a music video at the abode instead, which included about 40 people, including a film crew.
Pagar said that when he confronted the rapper at the December 2, 2020 shoot, he was thrown to the ground by an associate of the rapper identified in court docs as DOE 1.
As seen in a video trending on Twitter, about 30 people were on hand at the time of the incident. Pagar says no one came to his aid amid the onslaught from his much-larger attacker.
As the attack was going on the entertainer was seen in a nearby red convertible in the clip.

Pagar told the court that the rapper exited the vehicle to ‘taunt, threaten and punch’ him, stole his phone, and threatened him not to call the police.

DaBaby is seen being interrogated by police for robbery after the LA altercation with a home owner

Pagar claims that he was assaulted by a large associate of the recording artist. He also said the rapper punched him in the mouth when cameras were not filming.

A video of the incident showed the confrontation unfold at the Southern California abode.
Pager told the court DaBaby ‘sucker-punched’ him in the face in a ‘cowardly and despicable act,’ bloodying him and knocking out his tooth while inside the home 

He told the court DaBaby ‘sucker-punched’ him in the face in a ‘cowardly and despicable act,’ bloodying him and knocking out his tooth. 
Pagar said after he contacted authorities, DaBaby and his associates ‘fled the scene leaving behind a damaged house and stealing valuable kitchenware as they left.’
Pagar is asking for $117,910.48 in damages for the incident, as he said the upholstery and floor on the property were also defaced, a sculpture was broken and garbage was all over the place.

 
Jake Paul and Da Baby were seen sitting in a convertible outside the abode. Pagar said that when he confronted the rapper on the day of the December 2, 2020 shoot, he was thrown to the ground by an associate of the rapper identified in court docs as DOE 1

Pagar said in the court documents that the entertainer violated the terms by shooting a music video at the abode instead, which included about 40 people, including a film crew 
In other social media clips of the property, the rapper’s associates are seen carvorting with a large cache of military stylefirearms on the premises.
Also linked to the incident is Jake Paul, who was on hand for the video shoot, seated in a red convertible. Paul did not get physically involved in the skirmish.  

Pagar said after he contacted authorities, DaBaby and his associates ‘fled the scene leaving behind a damaged house and stealing valuable kitchenware as they left’.