Cops says a fight in the rink parking lot was caused by music played inside.
Dre plans to sue Detroit officials. The lawsuit challenges the recent actions of the sheriff of a Louisiana Parish who arrested a roller skating rink owner and his managerand closed down the skating rinkbecause he objected to the popular music being played. In addition to music by Snoop Doggy Dog, the sheriff seized the Hokey Pokey and songs by Britney Spears. Skate Zone owner Frank Torries and his manager Tricia Boudoin, is asking a federal court judge to protect the First Amendment and prevent Iberia Sheriff Sid Hebert or his officers from engaging in unlawful actions that interfere with Torries s right to pursue his Skate Zone business in a lawful manner. The ACLU is also seeking the return of some 60 CD s seized as evidence of a crime, including Jingle Bells, the Chicken Dance, The Tarzan Soundtrack, Christina Aguilera, Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, The Hot Boys, and The Bosa Nova.