TheWrap has reached out to Chuck DвЂ™s management in regard to the court papersвЂ™ claims.ДЄs previously reported by TheWrap, Flavor Flav filed suit against Chuck D and others in August, claiming that heвЂ™s owed profits from his work with the pioneering rap group. вЂњPlaintiff has since learned that RidenhourвЂ™s home burned down in the fire, and he is believed to be living in hotel at an unknown location.вЂќДЄlso Read: Flavor Flav Sues Chuck D Over Public Enemy Profits вЂњAn attempt was made again on December 8, 2017, but RidenhourвЂ™s home was in the path of the Ventura County fires,вЂќ the papers read. As the Court can see, attempts were made on October 12 and October 13, 2017,вЂќ the court papers read.

вЂњPlaintiff attempted to serve Ridenhour or his wife in his home. The papers describe Flavor FlavвЂ™s difficulty in serving the suit to Chuck D. The papers were filed in late December in relation to a lawsuit filed by Public Enemy hype-man Flavor Flav (real name: William Drayton) filed against Chuck D (real name: Carlton Ridenhour).ДЄlso Read: Public Enemy Have the Most Cordial Lawsuit Ever Going The rapper Chuck D lost his home in the Ventura County, California, wildfire last month, according to court papers obtained by TheWrap. Public Enemy might think 911 is a joke, but it sounds like the wildfires that ravaged Southern California late last year were far from a laughing matter for Chuck D.

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