Terry Crews Fears His Family Is Being Bugged and Followed Over Adam Venit Lawsuit

Terry Crews believes there’s some suspicious activity going on after he filed a lawsuit against WMG agent Adam Venit for alleged sexual assault.

According to his tweets, Crews says his family is being tracked and possibly bugged. He says that Russell Simmons, who is accused of raping four women, put pressure on him to drop the case by WMG executives. He then claims that his computer was hacked.

Crews filed a lawsuit earlier this month against Venit for allegedly groping him at a party last year. The Brooklyn Nine-Nine star also filed a police report in November and the investigation is ongoing, according to TMZ.

During an interview with Good Morning America’s Michael Strahan, he detailed what happened at Adam Sandler’s event last year.

“[Venit's] basically staring at me, and sticking his tongue out, just overtly sexual kind of tongue moves," Crews recalled. He says Venit approached him and squeezed his genitals at multiple points. "I have never felt more emasculated, more objectified, I was horrified," he said. "I went over to Adam right then and there, and I went 'Adam, come get your boy. What is his problem?'" The behavior was "bizarre to both of us.”

Venit apologized a few hours later, claiming that he wasn’t himself. But the damage seems to be doing more harm to Crews than Venit, who was only suspended for 30 days from WMG before going back to work.

Many fans of Crews came out to show him support. One launched the hashtag #SaveTerryCrews.