The city of Chicago settled with Jussie Smollett in Hass Crime Hoax

The years of legal saga orchestrated orchestrated after the crush of hatred criminal offenses From actor Jussie Smollett “Empire” Could just be over. The city of Chicago has agreed to regulate the beef with the actor after using its streets to stage the attack.

The city of Illinois has reached an agreement after filing a lawsuit against the actor six years ago. In the lawsuit, they accused Smollett to submit a wrong police report, he claimed that he knew his attackers and planned the entire scene. The city was looking for cash loss of 130,000 US dollars for the police work carried out in the investigation. Via NBC News.

The authorities said in 2019, Smollett turned to the police to report that two men from the “Empire” set were attacked Who supposedly attacked him when he screamed homophobic and racist ribbons. During the process, however, it was found that Smollett recruited the alleged culprits, Abimbola and Olabinjo Osundairo brothers to stage the attack.

Smollett was Originally accused of staging a fake hate crime against itself. However, this case was dropped after it was found that the public prosecutor of Cook County, Kim Foxx CBS News. After A special prosecutor was brought to reviveSmollett faced a new indictment and was convicted of disordered behaviors in five cases and lied to the police in five cases. He was sentenced to 150 days in prison In 2021, however, he was released after six days when he applied for an appeal procedure, the report said.

Smollett recently left his conviction after he argued that his second indictment was due to the double danger and violated his right to a proper procedure. He also submitted a counteruit against the city and insisted that he had not created a conspiracy against himself. On Monday, however, both sides decided to bury the hatchet.

The details of the agreement have not been disclosed and after NBCBoth sides informed the court that they needed “more time to complete the documentation”. The report states that a status hearing was set for the end of this month.