Boosie Badazz Files Lawsuit Over $600K Trump Pardon Scam
WHO:
The Source - Boosie Badazz's full name is Torence Hatch.
TMZ - Boosie Badazz referred to Jack Burkman as having "pants on fire" in his comments about the lawsuit.
The Source - Boosie Badazz is suing political operatives Jack Burkman and Jacob Wohl of JM Burkman & Associates.
XXL Mag - Boosie Badazz is suing a pair of MAGA lobbyists involved in the scam.
Billboard - Boosie Badazz claims that a pair of MAGA lobbyists were involved in the scam.
Drudge Report - Boosie Badazz is the individual filing the lawsuit.
AllHipHop - The operatives who took Boosie Badazz's money are also involved in the lawsuit.
WHAT:
Billboard - Boosie Badazz claims he was misled into believing he would receive a pardon in exchange for the $600,000 payment, stating that the operatives "talked like they had Trump on speed dial."
Billboard - Boosie Badazz is seeking a total of $300,000 in his lawsuit against the operatives, which is half of the amount he initially paid.
The Source - Boosie Badazz is seeking a $300,000 refund in his lawsuit against the operatives.
TMZ - Boosie Badazz is seeking a "big refund" in his lawsuit against the operatives who took his money.
Drudge Report - Boosie Badazz claims he was misled into believing he would receive a pardon in exchange for the $600,000 payment.
Billboard - Boosie Badazz alleges that the lobbyists were "talking like they had Trump on speed dial" during the transaction.
Drudge Report - Boosie Badazz paid $600,000 for a Trump pardon that never materialized.
AllHipHop - Boosie Badazz is suing the operatives for the $600,000 he lost.
TMZ - Boosie Badazz claims he received "a massive bill and an empty promise" instead of the pardon.
WHERE:
TMZ - The lawsuit pertains to a transaction involving a presidential pardon, though specific locations are not mentioned.
WHEN:
TMZ - The lawsuit is described as a legal action being taken by Boosie Badazz, but no specific date for the filing is provided.
WHY:
TMZ - Boosie Badazz is seeking a refund due to the failure of the pardon to materialize.
HOW:
TMZ - Boosie Badazz alleges that the operatives used deceptive tactics to convince him of their connections to Trump, claiming they made promises that were never fulfilled.
TMZ - Boosie Badazz claims that the operatives used deceptive tactics to convince him of their connections to Trump, stating they were "talking like they had Trump on speed dial."
The Source - The lawsuit claims that Burkman and Wohl misled Boosie Badazz regarding their ability to secure a pardon from Trump.
TMZ - The lawsuit alleges that the operatives used deceptive tactics to convince Boosie Badazz of their connections to Trump.
AllHipHop - The method of the scam involved operatives who misled Boosie Badazz into believing he would receive a pardon in exchange for payment.
(UPDATED July 14, 2026 17:21 UTC)
Boosie Badazz, whose full name is Torence Hatch, has made headlines with serious allegations regarding a $600,000 payment he claims was made under false pretenses. He asserts that he was misled into believing he would receive a pardon, stating that the operatives he dealt with "talked like they had Trump on speed dial." According to Boosie, these operatives employed deceptive tactics to convince him of their connections to Trump, making promises that ultimately went unfulfilled.
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(UPDATED July 14, 2026 14:32 UTC)
Boosie Badazz is pursuing a lawsuit against operatives for $300,000, which is half of what he originally paid. He has accused them of using deceptive tactics, claiming they spoke as if they had President Trump on speed dial, and referred to one of the operatives, Jack Burkman, as having "pants on fire." This legal battle highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding the claims made by these operatives.
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(UPDATED July 14, 2026 03:57 UTC)
Boosie Badazz is suing political operatives Jack Burkman and Jacob Wohl of JM Burkman & Associates, seeking a refund of $300,000. The lawsuit alleges that Burkman and Wohl misled Boosie regarding their ability to secure a pardon from Trump. This legal action highlights the ongoing tensions between the artist and the political operatives.
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(UPDATED July 14, 2026 01:24 UTC)
Boosie Badazz is pursuing a significant refund in his lawsuit against the operatives who allegedly took his money. The news was reported by TMZ at 20:19 UTC. This legal action highlights Boosie's ongoing battle to recover his funds.
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(UPDATED July 13, 2026 23:15 UTC)
Boosie Badazz is taking legal action against two MAGA lobbyists, claiming they misled him into thinking he would receive a pardon in exchange for a $600,000 payment. The lawsuit alleges that these operatives employed deceptive tactics to convince Boosie of their connections to Trump. This situation has drawn significant attention as it unfolds in the public eye.
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(UPDATED July 13, 2026 22:16 UTC)
Boosie Badazz has made allegations that a pair of MAGA lobbyists were involved in a scam. He claims that during the transaction, these lobbyists were "talking like they had Trump on speed dial." The accusations have sparked attention as they suggest a connection between the lobbyists and the former president.
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(UPDATED July 13, 2026 20:19 UTC)
Boosie Badazz is suing operatives who he claims misled him into paying $600,000 for a Trump pardon that never materialized. He alleges that instead of receiving the pardon, he got "a massive bill and an empty promise." The lawsuit seeks a refund for the money he lost in this transaction involving the presidential pardon.