FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — It appears to be a lot easier to schedule a deposition with rap star Drake than it is to get him to show up, attorneys for one of the men charged with the murder of rising rap star XXXTentacion are learning.
The most recent effort to serve Aubrey Drake Graham with a subpoena on Valentine’s Day in California was met with a closed gate and armed guards who refused to accept it.
“After having the gate shut in his face, the process server posted the subpoena, only to have one of Mr. Graham’s security staff literally kick the subpoena down the long driveway that leads up to the Beverly Crest mansion, Drake’s Beverly Hills residence,” attorney Mauricio Padilla wrote in court documents that were made public this week.
