LAPD opens investigation into allegations of abuse against T.I and Tiny
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The Los Angeles Police Department has officially opened an investigation into rapper T.I. and his wife "Tiny" Harris, according to an LAPD spokesperson. The news comes after an anonymous woman filed a police report accusing the rapper and his wife of abuse, drugging, and assault in 2005.
The entertainment moguls, whose real names are Clifford and Tameka Harris, denied all of the accusations, including the most recent reports filed in California and Las Vegas. In a comment through their attorney Steve Sadow, T.I and Tiny said they had not been contacted by any police officers and claimed their accusers were hiding behind anonymity to protect their reports. The investigation was first reported by The Daily Beast, which detailed the alleged 2005 assault. An LAPD spokesperson confirmed the investigation into T.I to CBS News, but declined to comment on any investigation into his wife or more details on the case.
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