Rapper
Kanye
West
has
agreed
to
settle
a
lawsuit
brought
by
a
videographer,
Daniel
Ramos,
whom
he
allegedly
attacked
in
2013.
Ramos's
attorney,
Gloria
Allred,
stated
that
West
agreed
to
apologise
to
Ramos.
West
and
Ramos
were
also
pictured
shaking
hands
with
West
giving
a
smile
to
Ramos.
Along
with
his
apology
to
Ramos,
West
gave
Ramos
an
unspecified
amount
of
money.
Kanye
West
was
charged
with
misdemeanour
battery,
a
charge
helped
by
a
fellow
paparazzo's
video
capturing
the
exchange.
Courtesy
of
twitter
He
pleaded
no
contest
to
the
misdemeanour
battery
last
year
and
was
sentenced
to
two
years
of
probation,
24
anger
management
therapy
sessions
and
250
hours
of
community
service.
Ramos
sued
West,
37,
after
he
was
being
attacked
on
July
19,
2013
at
LAX
Airport.
The
rapper
was
reported
lunging
at
the
paparazzo
while
trying
to
get
into
his
car.
He
allegedly
did
it
after
he
was
being
questioned
by
Ramos,
"Kanye,
why
can't
we
talk
to
you?"
"Danny
held
onto
his
camera
and
fell
down
onto
his
knees
onto
the
paved
sidewalk
with
enough
force
that
he
sustained
injuries
to
his
right
hip,
was
in
great
pain,
and
had
to
be
transported
in
an
ambulance
to
the
emergency
room," Ramos'
lawyer,
Allred,
said
in
a
statement.
Allred
added,
"We
believe
that
this
case
sent
an
important
message.
Celebrities
are
not
above
the
law,
and
they
have
no
right
to
physically
attack
someone
simply
because
they
were
asked
a
question."