Stapp Sues Company to Stop Selling Sex Video

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Stapp is suing in an effort to stop a California company from selling or promoting a sex video featuring himself, Kid Rock and four women

March 15, 2006

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The sex video incident has consequences. Tuesday March 14th, 2006 Scott Stapp filed a federal lawsuit in Los Angeles against World Wide Red Light District, the California company responsible for distributing a sex video featuring himself, Kid Rock and four women.

In his lawsuit the former Creed singer alleges that two tapes, described as a "video diary" of his 1999 concert tour, were stolen from a safe at his house. More on the suit Stapp claims that Red Light District has violated his trademark and privacy rights, causing him embarrassment, pain, suffering and emotional distress.

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Hence, Stapp is attempting to seek a restraining order stopping the company from distributing the video. As for everybody to know, fellow musician Kid Rock also has previously brought the same lawsuit last month in Detroit.

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