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Input: The legend of Katt Williams continues to unfold in violent, bizarre and a series of unruly events. And it just keeps getting better. Since Williams announced his 2012 retirement from the industry, he seems to have taken up a new life as someone who gets in a whole mess of trouble for fun. Even though Williams is already involved in legal action stemming from his alleged attack on a pool boy, he’s involved in another ridiculous lawsuit according to a report released by TMZ, . 
  
 The report details allegations of an incident at his Malibu residence back in 2014. The plaintiff is Ms. Jamila Majesty. Majesty claims that while in Williams’ home, she was repeatedly assaulted by five women. The five women were already there when Majesty arrived. She even went so far as to suggest that witches in his home put spells on her: 
  
 Jamila says Williams told her “No one uses [my] bathroom,” and then the women started punching her. She says the beatings continued for three hours — she lost consciousness several times, was bloodied, and Williams burned her face with a Newport cigarette. She also says one of Williams’ chicks had a book open in the room which contained “teachings on sorcery and spells” and there was a fire that was being fed by “unusual things.” 
  
 She’s suing for emotional distress as a result of assault, battery and false imprisonment. Are there no charges for malicious use of magic? ||||| Katt Williams Arrest Warrants Issued For Fight with Kid 
  
 Katt Williams: Arrest Warrants Issued for Fight with Kid 
  
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 2:50 PM PT -- We've confirmed Luke Wash is in custody. He was booked Monday afternoon and held on a $1,300 bond. Katt Williams and the 17-year-old kid he fought are both wanted by cops now ... TMZ has learned. 
  
 Police in Gainesville, GA tell us Katt and the kid, Luke Wash, have been charged with disorderly conduct. We're told a Hall County judge issued arrest warrants after the charges were filed. 
  
 Cops say the fight, which included foul language being used in front of minors -- is a violation of his conditional bond from his arrest for allegedly assaulting one of his bodyguards. Police have contacted Katt's lawyer to discuss him turning himself in, but if he doesn't, we're told cops are ready to go find him. 
  
 We're told Wash was charged because in Georgia, 17-year-old offenders are considered adults. ||||| 0 
  
 HALL COUNTY, Ga. - A viral video shows comedian Katt Williams allegedly punching a Hall County teenager, and his attorney is spoke exclusively with Channel 2 Action News. 
  
 Despite a new investigation by police into this fight, Attorney Drew Findling doesn't believe Williams will face criminal charges. 
  
 "You see Katt Williams just sit down and say like 'leave me alone', and you hear his kid trying to bring it on," Findling said. 
  
 Gainsville police are interviewing witnesses to the alleged assault where Katt Williams is seen punching a teenager in the Melrose Place Housing projects. 
  
 Findling says his client had spend more than half a day playing soccer, giving out money and encouraging children right in front of a police officer. 
  
 Findling says one teenager kept picking at Williams, leading to the fight seen on several social media websites. 
  
 "When you have somebody who's clearly targeted and somebody who's in their face and pushing them and pushing them. Nobody can put themselves in that scenario," Findling said. 
  
 The teen allegedly involved in the fight told a blog reporter Williams asked him to hit him. 
  
 "It really doesn't make any sense to me and it seems to be completely inconsistent with the video footage that's there," Findling said. 
  
 Findling, who says his biggest concern is Williams giving of himself and being taken advantage of, says he doubts charges will be pressed when police review the whole scenario. 
  
 Gainsville police confirmed no one ever filed a report about the incident, but because of the viral video, they've launched their own investigation. 
  
 Williams is currently out on bail for several other criminal charges. 
  
 © 2017 Cox Media Group. ||||| An arrest warrant has been issued for Katt Williams stemming from a punching incident the comedian was involved in last week. 
  
 Williams, 42, faces disorderly conduct and bond violation charges in Georgia after he got into a scuffle with 17-year-old Luke Wash at a soccer game in a Gainesville neighborhood. Previous reports said that Wash was a seventh-grader. 
  
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 March 29, 5 p.m.: An earlier version of this article misidentifed the teen as Luke Walsh. 
  
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 A Hall County judge issued arrest warrants for both Williams and Wash after the charges were filed and Gainesville police said that the fight is a violation of Williams' conditional bond from his arrest earlier this month for allegedly assaulting one of his bodyguards, TMZ reported. 
  
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 Williams' rep did not immediately respond to The Times' request for comment. 
  
 The altercation erupted shortly after the "Scary Movie 5" actor joined a pickup soccer game at an apartment complex, according to local TV stations WSB-TV, and Wash was on the opposing team. 
  
 Cellphone video of the incident shows the two hurling insults at each other and Williams throwing the first punch at Wash. The youngster then tackles the comic, bringing him to the ground. Several witnesses said that the teen provoked the entertainer with trash talk and disrespect, WSB reported. 
  
 Wash was taken into police custody on Monday afternoon and was held on a $1,300 bond because in Georgia 17-year-old offenders are considered adults, TMZ said. 
  
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 "They both played roles in this altercation. They both should have known. You'd think Mr. Williams, [a person] of his age, would know better than to pick a fight with a 17-year-old, but they both played active roles in this case," Gainesville police Capt. Kevin Holbroke told WSB-TV. 
  
 On Friday, Williams expounded on his reasons for punching Wash during an expletive-laden stand-up routine at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. The comedian said that he thought Wash was about 19 years old. 
  
 "He was saying [expletives] the whole time," Williams said. 
  
 "He talked... about me the whole game. ... My teammates are trying to let me know something ain't right." 
  
 Williams said that he walked away from the game to ask Wash what all the trash talk was about and Wash retorted with a "What are you gonna do about it?" 
  
 "I said listen, you know I'm in trouble with the ... law," he continued. "Just understand I can take your ... around this ... corner. I will explain to you you don't talk to grown [men] like that." 
  
 Williams said he tried to teach the kid a lesson, with the intention of only throwing one punch, and that's when the incident escalated and Wash took down the comedian. 
  
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Output:
Katt Williams' legal troubles are far from over in Georgia, where a warrant has been issued for his arrest. Authorities say Williams was taking part in a pickup soccer game at a Gainesville apartment complex last week when he got into an argument with 17-year-old Luke Walsh, an opposing player. A video reportedly shows Williams throw the first punch, per the Los Angeles Times, though some say he was provoked. Walsh, a former high school wrestler, then tackles the comedian to the ground, per WSB-TV. Police say they began investigating when the video started spreading on social media, reports WSB. "They both played roles in this altercation," but "you'd think Mr. Williams, [a person] of his age, would know better than to pick a fight with a 17-year-old," a police captain says. In a stand-up routine on Friday, Williams said Walsh was "saying [expletives] the whole time" and "talked ... about me the whole game," per the Times. "When you have somebody who's clearly targeted and somebody who's in their face and pushing them and pushing them, nobody can put themselves in that scenario," Williams' lawyer adds. Williams faces disorderly conduct and bond violation charges. Walsh is also charged with disorderly conduct, per TMZ. (A recent lawsuit against Williams involves ... sorcery.)