T.I & Tiny’s Las Vegas Sexual Assault Case Closed

T.I And Tiny’s Las Vegas Sexual Assault Case Closed Following New Claim

Las Vegas police said on Tuesday (May 8) that they received a report of a sexual assault case involving T.I., born Clifford Harris, and his wife Tameka “Tiny” Harris. However, the case was closed because the statute of limitations had expired.

Per The Las Vegas Review-Journal, the Metropolitan Police Department received “a report of a sexual assault incident alleged to have occurred in 2010.”

In order to move forward with a sexual assault investigation in Nevada, a report must be filed within 20 years. Prior to 2015, the statute of limitations was only four years. Since the law was not retroactive, crimes occurring before 2015 are still under the former four-year statute.

“Based on this, the case was closed, which is standard procedure for crimes reported outside of the statute,” the Metropolitan Police Department announced.

 

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In the meantime, T.I. and Tiny have other cases to worry about, including a new sexual assault allegation in Los Angeles. The Los Angeles Police Department confirmed on May 8 that they are investigating the latest allegation.

“There was a report made on April 8, 2021, for sexual assault,” spokesman William Cooper said. He did not give out any further information in regards to the investigation.

According to a police report obtained by TMZ, the L.A. accuser, identified as a Jane Doe, claims she met T.I. and Tiny at a club in 2005. She told detectives that she was then invited back to their hotel room along with 2 other women, but soon it was just her alone with T.I. and Tiny.

After allegedly proceeding to shower with them, she later blacked out. When she woke up the next morning, her vagina was sore and had a burning sensation.