In a bold move, comedian Druski is taking a stand against the woman accusing him of rape, claiming her lawyers should have thoroughly checked her allegations before pursuing legal action. He's ready to storm the courtroom with undeniable evidence.

On Friday, Druski filed documents in federal court, targeting Ashley Parham's legal team for failing to consider key facts that he argues could easily debunk her claims of an incident in Northern California on March 23, 2018. Notably, he points out that her police report cited different suspects, including a man named Shane Pearce and an unidentified white man, without mentioning Druski or the alleged involvement of celebrities like Diddy and Odell Beckham Jr.

Druski's argument hinges on the accessibility of the police report, which he says his team obtained without difficulty. He questions why Parham's attorneys, Ariel Mitchell and Shawn Perez, couldn't do the same to verify the accuracy of her claims.

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