Afroman Brings Out Lookalike For Officer Who Sued Him During Torguta Music Festival Performance
Even after trouncing the Adams County Sheriff’s Office in court and humiliating them in his music videos, it seems Afroman is still reluctant to take his foot off their necks.
To recap: there was a botched police raid on Afroman’s home back in 2022, during which officers turned his house upside down and broke his door, finding nothing and leaving the place a mess. He was also missing $400 once the police left.
Afroman was so vexed that he put out a music video titled ‘Will You Help Me Repair My Door?’ using home CCTV footage of the raid, which the officers claim caused them “humiliation, ridicule, mental distress, and loss of reputation.” He also put out another music video claiming to have shagged the wife of Sergeant Randolph L. Walters Jr., which led to this incredible moment in court that the officer will never live down:
Magaman, suing Afroman, says he can't be sure his wife isn't cheating because Afroman mocked him online.pic.twitter.com/wOf2P1FJTg
— Cuckturd (@CattardSlim) March 17, 2026
Having prevailed in the defamation lawsuit, 51-year-old Afroman went back on stage at the Tortuga Music Festival in Ft. Lauderdale Beach, Florida, and brought out a backup dancer that was a dead ringer for one of the officers who was suing him for defamation AKA ‘Licc ‘Em Low Lisa’:
What a guy. This whole situation vexed him so badly that he’s really on a mission to torment these officers for the rest of their lives, and as the court ruled – there’s nothing they can do about it.
During the trial, Afroman himself took the stand and ripped into the officers for violating his rights:
“My whole thing is they never should have raided me in the first place. …
If they never would have showed up, there would be no songs about them. I wouldn’t know who they are. Their faces would not be on my video cameras. None of this, we wouldn’t be in this room right now if they hadn’t have raided my house and didn’t press no charges, didn’t even know what they was doing.
This whole thing is their fault and they’re suing me for their mistake.”
Can’t argue with that really. Lesson learned.
For the police force that claims rats ate 200kg of cannabis that mysteriously disappeared from their station, click HERE. Nothing dodgy going on there, then.
