Overview
- Security guard Edward Iglehart II alleges Boosie struck him with a broken glass hookah at the Dome Nightclub, an incident the complaint says left Iglehart bleeding and hospitalized on May 24, 2026.
- Iglehart’s lawsuit, filed in late July, seeks damages for assault, battery, and defamation and also names 1720 Main Street Entities, the club owner, for overserving guests and creating an unsafe workplace.
- Houston police arrested Boosie in June on aggravated assault-related charges with an $85,000 bond, and a criminal court date tied to the incident is scheduled for September 2026.
- Federal probation supervisors are pursuing revocation of Boosie’s three-year supervised release from a January 2026 firearm case, a move that could expose him to prison time if a judge agrees.
- The new suit deepens a wider legal and financial squeeze on Boosie, who faces the supervised-release threat, the pending aggravated-assault charge, and separate arbitration over a failed $600,000 pardon-related payment.