EXPLOSIVE LAWSUIT IN NEW YORK!! Underground NJ Rapper Snake IIz Accused Of Rape In Coney Island Hotel Room… As Former Radio Host Details Shocking Allegations!! (DETAILS)
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Underground New Jersey rapper Keyon Hart—who performs under the stage name Snake IIz and is affiliated with legendary 90s hip-hop crew M.O.P.’s “First Family”—is facing severe sexual assault allegations in a civil complaint filed in Manhattan Supreme Court!
Former web-radio host Domonique Hayes, 40, has officially stepped forward with a lawsuit accusing the 45-year-old rapper of sexually assaulting her while she was heavily intoxicated and slipping in and out of consciousness during a July 4th celebration in Coney Island!
INSIDE THE SHOCKING CONEY ISLAND HOTEL INCIDENT
According to court filings obtained from Manhattan Supreme Court, Hayes and Hart—who first connected professionally back in 2016—spent July 4, 2025, celebrating Hart’s birthday and Independence Day on the Coney Island boardwalk alongside friends, including M.O.P. star Lil’ Fame:
- Returning To The Best Western: Following the festivities, Hayes accompanied Hart back to his room at a nearby Best Western Hotel to rest, noting in the lawsuit that she felt safe because he had previously stayed at her Queens apartment without ever making improper advances.
- Intoxication & Repeated Pleas: After continuing to drink while watching fireworks around 1:00 AM, Hayes claims she began feeling severely woozy and struggled to stay awake.
- Alleged Assault: The complaint alleges Hart pulled down her pants despite her explicit objections and warnings to stop. As she blacked out, Hart allegedly subjected her to non-consensual sexual acts while she was semi-conscious.
- Intimidation & Alleged Apology: The suit further alleges that Hart later tried to intimidate her by boasting about owning a gun and claiming to be a “pimp.” When confronted days later, Hart allegedly sent Instagram messages apologizing and stating, “I’m sorry . . . the alcohol got the best of me,” before deleting the texts.
SNAKE IIZ DENIES ALL CLAIMS: “SHE’S A LIAR!!”
Reached for comment regarding the September 11 complaint, Keyon Hart vehemently denied all allegations made against him, maintaining that the physical encounter was consensual:
“I deny all of it to be completely honest. None of it’s true, she’s a liar.” — Keyon “Snake IIz” Hart
Hart claimed to possess follow-up text messages from Hayes where she allegedly expressed affection and consensual interest following the encounter, though he did not publicly produce the records. His legal defense team declined further public comment.
UNPAID WORK & FINANCIAL DEMANDS
Beyond the assault allegations, the suit highlights how Hart allegedly kept Hayes within his professional circle over the years by promising music collaborations that never materialized and recruiting her to model for his clothing line, Soldi Sporchi, without providing compensation.
Hayes—who did not file a formal police report at the time of the incident—is seeking unspecified monetary damages for the alleged assault and unpaid labor. Her legal team emphasized standing firm against industry figures who use professional promises to exploit women in vulnerable situations.
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