Rovier Carrington Sentenced to Four Years for False Sexual Assault Claims

Carrington fabricated evidence in a $100 million lawsuit against Hollywood executives, leading to his arrest and subsequent sentencing.

Rovier Carrington, 34, was sentenced to four years in prison for making false sexual assault claims against Hollywood executives in a $100 million lawsuit.
Carrington fabricated emails to support his allegations and was unable to produce original versions of the email chains.
He was arrested in California in September 2021 on a perjury charge.
Carrington's civil case was dismissed after he failed to appear at a hearing, and he was ordered to pay $600,000 in attorneys' fees and costs.
Despite pleading guilty, Carrington filed a similar $1 billion lawsuit in another court, which was also dismissed.