John Doe Motion for Anonymity Granted, Case Still Active

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Anonymous Man John Doe is Suing Afrika Bambaataa

Bronx–John Doe, the unnamed plaintiff in the civil case against Lance Taylor aka Afrika Bambaataa was granted anonymity in documents and proceedings. Afrika Bambaataa has not participated in his own defense and the case is still active.

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