YouTube’s Nelk Boys Sued For Assault and Battery Over Faux Meth Lab Prank

The Nelk Boys are being dragged to court docket over a YouTube prank video gone improper — the marijuana supply driver they tried to trick is flipping the script on them with a really actual lawsuit.

In line with docs obtained by TMZ, a person named Nicholas Aliff claims he is the weed supply man within the YouTube stars’ pretend meth lab prank. Within the video, he wasn’t blissful about being pranked and threatened to sue … and now it appears to be like like he is following by.

Aliff claims the Nelk Boys ordered weed and he ended up delivering the products to a warehouse close to Los Angeles, the place the YouTube pranksters had arrange a pretend meth lab and employed an actor to play a cop who begins to make a drug bust earlier than finally accepting a bribe.

The man says he thought the actor was an actual police officer, and he had no thought he was being pranked till after the very fact, when the Nelk Boys advised him it was all a joke. He says he fairly grew to become irate over the prank and began yelling on the guys, when their safety grabbed him from behind and put him in a chokehold … inflicting what he claims are extreme bodily and emotional accidents.

Aliff says the Nelk Boys lured him — like a lamb to slaughter — into their pretend meth lab with the intention of scary him and capturing his shocked response on digital camera. He says it felt so actual, he thought he may get shot by the pretend cop.

He is suing for assault and battery, false imprisonment, and infliction of emotional misery … and going after the Nelk Boys for damages.