The troubled bishop robbed of $1 million in jewels during a live streamed service has filed a $50 million suit against a New York radio personality.
Tarsha Nicole Jones reportedly accused the pastor of being a drug dealer.
The Gucci-loving pastor has also filed lawsuits against two YouTubers who accused him of being a “scammer” after the jewelry robbery, for which two people wereJones’ Sept. 13 comments are false, Miller-Whitehead said in court papers, which also named WXBK and Paramount. The station is owned by Audacy, which did not return a message. A Paramount spokesman said the company had been “erroneously” named in the suit.
“Bishop Whitehead is forced to file these lawsuits because he has been maliciously defamed by persons like Miss Jones and he will continue to file lawsuits against any person who defames him, especially against those persons alleging that he is engaged in criminal conduct, which he is not,” his lawyer, Brian Ponder, told The Post.A woman who answered a phone listing for Jones said only, “She has no comment.
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