DaBaby Takes Plea Deal to Avoid Jail Time in 'Sucker Punch' Case
DaBaby Avoids Jail Time In Sucker Punch Case
DaBaby's taking a plea deal in his 2020 felony battery case ... and we’ve learned the "Rockstar" rapper won't have to do any time for allegedly sucker punching Gary Pagar, the homeowner of a music video shoot location.
DaBaby wasn't in the L.A. County court Thursday, but pleaded guilty to misdemeanor battery through his lawyer, Blair Berk, and was sentenced to one-year probation, in addition to time served.
DaBaby was also ordered to pay $10k restitution, to stay 100 yards from Pagar, and is forbidden from possessing firearms and deadly weapons during the probation period.
As we previously reported, the North Carolina-bred rapper, Jake Paul and Stunna 4 Vegas were also on location for the "Play U Lay" video ... when Pagar arrived on the scene and a confrontation ensued.
Pagar claims he lost a tooth, and DaBaby claims Pagar used racist language during the confrontation.
They're not done with each other just yet, because Pagar is still suing DaBaby for fraud, breach of contract and battery.