Jossi Smolite breaks silence after a sudden settlement

Actor and singer Jossi Smollett Take a lawsuit with a lawsuit with Los Angeles.

Reports revealed that the “empire” star agreed to pay 50,000 dollars to charities after the Chicago police wanted to pay 130,000 dollars to cover the costs of the investigation.

The situation emerged from 2019 when Smollett claimed to be a victim of racist and gay attack. However, the case had many transformations and turns, while accusing the singer of lying in law enforcement, although he has always maintained his innocence.

On Friday, Smollett moved to his Instagram page to express his feelings after settling the lawsuit with Chicago.

In the first part of his statement, he firmly repeated his long demand for innocence and criticized the city’s officials for allegedly pushing him to a false narration.

Smolite He said“More than six years ago, after reporting that I have jumped, city officials in Chicago began to persuade the public that I deliberately put an attack on myself.”

He continued, “This wrong novel has left a stigma on my personality that will not disappear soon. These officials wanted my money and wanted to confess to something I did not do.”

He added, “Today, it should be clear …. They have received no.”

Smollett explained that its $ 50,000 paid was voluntary and will benefit a non -profit organization. He also confirmed that it was not a batch of Chicago.

The actor explained that “the decision to settle the civil lawsuit was not the most difficult.

He continued, “Despite what happened politically, Chicago has been my home more than 5 years ago and people became my family. Therefore, donation in favor of Chicago societies that are often neglected by those in power will always be something that I support.”

Smollett revealed, “I submitted a direct donation of $ 50,000.00 to build a brighter Future Center (BBF), a local non -profit organizations that do incredible work to enhance self -expression, creativity and artistic exploration of Chicago youth.”

He also explained, “This organization was my choice and I am comfortable because there is at least one winner of this experience.”

In his closing statements, Smollett pointed to his expression and admitted to the ongoing general suspicion. He pledged to continue his call and creative work with his platform also to raise those who lack the means to defend themselves.

“Although I am acquitted by the Supreme Court of Illinois in a unanimous decision and the civil case will now be rejected, I realize that it will not change everyone’s opinion about me or the attack I witnessed.”

“However, despite the arduous and expensive attempts to punish me, I am innocent in the eyes of God and our criminal justice system. What I have to do is now moving forward. I will continue to create a technician, and I fight enthusiastically for dear reasons and defend my safety and the name of my family in fact.”

He also said: “Finally, I am grateful because I have the resources needed to defend myself. Many do not do it. They are supported in angles to take deals or recognize the crimes he did not already commit. In their honor, I donate an additional amount of $ 10,000 to the Chicago torture center that provides resources to recover from the violence of the Chicago Police Department.”

“Anyone who had to prove that he has actually violated, you know how difficult it is to move. I am standing with you.”

He concluded that “everyone who supported me, thank you. Your prayers and faith in me means more than what words can be expressed correctly. I will not consider it slightly and I will never forget.”

In January 2019, Jossi Smolite told Chicago police that he had been assaulted in the crime of hatred that involves racist and homosexual insults. He was treated in the hospital and released on the same day. The police investigation later concluded that Smollett organized the attack by pushing two brothers, and they were acquainted with the accident.

A major jury accused Smolit of submitting a false report to the police. However, in March 2019, the fees were dropped after he agreed to lose its bonds of $ 10,000 and perform 16 hours of community service. The city of Chicago filed a lawsuit against it later to recover more than $ 130,000 in the investigation costs.

In response, Smolit presented a counter -suit that claims reputation and maintaining his innocence.