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Banda singer Jenni Rivera may have a lawsuit in her future from a fan who claims the singer insulted and attacked him during a performance in North Carolina.
In this Heylatino.com news item, Univison's El Gorda y La Flaca reported that Rivera thought that Oscar Alexander Paz, the fan, had tossed the beer can that struck her while she was performing.
More details:Jenni Rivera arrested on assault charge
Apparently, Paz ended up being assaulted and he claims Rivera struck him with her microphone.
No news on whether the potential lawsuit will be settled or proceed.
Ironically, Rivera was recently recognized for her "altruist efforts against domestic violence" by Los Angeles non-profit organization Amanecer Community Services, according to miguelrosario.com.
In an interview with a Los Angeles radio station on June 8, the day after the incident, Rivera said, "The only thing I can say is that I'm not very happy about it, but I do take responsibility for what I've done."
Paz later insisted he never threw the beer can, but simply raised his hand hoping to meet the singer.
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