Mary Anderson

Air Gun Attack
August 5, 2009 at 3:44am PST
Tags: air gun, autographs, fans, Mary Anderson, Method Man, sued
Photos: splashnewsonline.com

A female fan is suing rapper Method Man, claming he shot her six times (with an AIR GUN) after she asked him for an autograph.

We can’t stop laughing.

In a new lawsuit, Mary Anderson claims she approached the star and asked him to sign an autograph outside a show in Houston, Texas, in November 2008.

But, according to the lawsuit, instead of simply refusing to sign her ticket stub, the hip-hop star pulled out an air gun and allegedly began firing pellets at the fan.

Anderson claims she was struck at least six times and is now suing for unspecified damages.

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