WARREN, Mich. (AP) — The top singer of the 4 Tops mentioned a Detroit-area clinic prevented him and ordered a mental examination upcoming refusing to imagine that he was once a part of the Motown song team.
Alexander Morris, who’s Unlit, filed a lawsuit Monday in opposition to Ascension Macomb-Oakland Health facility in Warren, alleging racial discrimination and alternative misconduct throughout an April 2023 consult with for chest ache and respiring issues.
Health facility group of workers “wrongfully assumed he was mentally ill when he revealed his identity as a celebrity figure,” the lawsuit says.
The 4 Tops began within the Fifties and had hits reminiscent of “I Can’t Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch)″ and “It’s The Same Old Song.” The gang was once inducted into the Rock & Roll Corridor of Popularity in 1990.
Morris isn’t an actual member, however he joined the gang in 2019.
The lawsuit says a attendant in the end believed Morris was once within the 4 Tops and the mental examination was once canceled.
The clinic introduced a $25 present card as an apology, however Morris refused to just accept it, the lawsuit says.
“We remain committed to honoring human dignity and acting with integrity and compassion for all persons and the community,” the clinic mentioned based on the lawsuit. “We do not condone racial discrimination of any kind. We will not comment on pending litigation.”
Morris talked publicly concerning the incident endmost date, announcing he had returned to Detroit, his native land, and was once “being told that I’m insane or schizophrenic.”
