Ray J is speaking out about the little incident he had while staying as a guest at the Hyatt in Washington D.C. To refresh your memory, they booted him after finding PCP and other drugs in his room. But don't worry, because it's all just a huge misunderstanding, as usual with celebrities. Ray J claims it wasn't his.
"The defamatory statements made by the staff at the Washington D.C. Hyatt accusing me of using the drug 'boat' or PCP are totally false and are an attempt by them to gain publicity for their hotel. These drugs are illegal and since the police were called, I would have been arrested if I had these drugs in my possession. The statements made by the hotel staff are extremely damaging, and I'm contemplating legal action. "
As if the reputable Hyatt has nothing better to do with their time than conjure up false drug stories about a non-celebrity. If anything, they've probably lost business, not gained it.
"The defamatory statements made by the staff at the Washington D.C. Hyatt accusing me of using the drug 'boat' or PCP are totally false and are an attempt by them to gain publicity for their hotel. These drugs are illegal and since the police were called, I would have been arrested if I had these drugs in my possession. The statements made by the hotel staff are extremely damaging, and I'm contemplating legal action. "
As if the reputable Hyatt has nothing better to do with their time than conjure up false drug stories about a non-celebrity. If anything, they've probably lost business, not gained it.
Bob
