Johnny Knoxville sued by repairman who was 'badly shaken and traumatized' by prank gone wrong
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Prankster Johnny Knoxville has been sued by a repairman for a prank that went wrong. On Friday, December 9, Khalil Khan filed a lawsuit seeking damages for emotional distress, worry, anxiety, and possible harm to his business reputation. The man works for the freelance handyman app Taskrabbit and claims he was hired to fix an electric dimmer switch at actor’s home.
As per documents, when he started working a lamp went out and a 10-year-old girl, likely an actress, reportedly accused him of killing her pony since it was on life support and the electricity had gone out. “You killed my pony!” the girl allegedly kept shouting. The lawsuit mentions that there was allegedly an actual pony in another room, unclear whether it was dead or alive. Khan, in his lawsuit, claims that his car was going to be towed, and then when he got worried due to the whole episode, he tried calling the cops.
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