Stefon Diggs Accuser Asks Court for Security Footage from Maryland Home
A man who accuses NFL player Stefon Diggs of sexual assault is asking a court to force Diggs to hand over security camera footage from his Maryland home. Christopher Blake Griffith wants all surveillance videos and access logs from May 20-22, 2023.
Christopher Blake Griffith has filed court papers asking a judge to make NFL wide receiver Stefon Diggs turn over security footage from his Maryland home. The request covers a three-day period from May 20 to May 22, 2023.
Griffith is suing Diggs for alleged sexual assault. He wants all security camera footage, information about surveillance systems, and access logs that show who entered or left the property during those dates.
The court filing represents an escalation in the legal battle between the two men. Griffith's legal team believes the security footage could provide crucial evidence to support their client's claims.
Diggs plays for the Houston Texans after being traded from the Buffalo Bills. He has not publicly responded to the allegations or the request for security footage. Details about the specific allegations remain limited as the case moves through the court system.
This case shows how security footage has become key evidence in legal disputes involving celebrities and athletes. The outcome could influence how courts handle requests for private surveillance footage in assault cases.
A judge will decide whether to order Diggs to release the security footage and related materials.
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