Prosecutors Drop Charges Filed Against Big Tigger

Things may finally be turning around for legendary radio host Big Tigger as it’s being reported that prosecutors have dropped the charges that were filed against him following the video posting drama started by his wife.

To recap:

Big Tigger’s wife and mother of his child cybersecurity expert Alicia Brown shared a graphic video alleging she was abused while also suggesting that her husband allegedly had an inappropriate relationship with his Atlanta V-103’s ‘The Big Tigger Morning Show’  radio co-host, Francesca Amiker.  Both Big Tigger’s co-host Francesca Amiker in a statement denied Alicia Brown’s shocking accusations.  Alicia Brown’s social media posts were eventually deleted, but not before it was saved and shared by the massess.

Big Tigger whose real name is Darian Morgan, was taken into custody and booked on charges including battery and child cruelty. While investigators have not publicly released every detail surrounding the allegations, the child-cruelty charge suggests authorities believe a minor may have been exposed to or affected by the alleged incident.  Big Tiigger was released the same day on a $10,000 bond. Following these accusations, Morgan chose to step away from his long-running Atlanta radio show, “The Big Tigger Morning Show,” on V-103.

Court documents confirmed that the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office will not prosecute Darian Morgan AKA Big Tigger.

As for Big Tigger’s wife Alicia Brown, she was arrested on kidnapping and custodial interference warrants from Baltimore tied to a 2019 missing persons case. Alicia Brown now suing Fulton County Sheriff Patrick Labat, claiming the warrant was bogus and that the high-risk traffic stop violated her constitutional rights and caused serious emotional and financial damage.

Let’s pray that Big Tigger can get back to the airwaves.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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