Officer Noel Lucas sues WWE and Montez Ford over an unwanted lap dance, claiming shared footage caused humiliation and bullying/ Image: X
Noel Lucas, a Cook County Sheriff’s officer who also works private security, was assigned to the July 6, 2026, episode of Monday Night Raw at Allstate Arena in Rosemont, near Chicago.
A WWE employee instructed him to take a position closer to ringside before the Street Profits’ entrance, according to the lawsuit.
The case is scheduled for a management hearing on December 10.
The complaint says Ford danced immediately in front of and over Lucas, repeatedly thrusting and gyrating his hips and pelvis. Lucas encountered people at his full-time courthouse job who recognised him from the clip and mocked him by thrusting their hips towards him, imitating the movements Ford had allegedly performed, according to the complaint. The lawsuit also says Lucas’s children were “mocked and ridiculed” at school because of the video. WWE had not immediately responded to a request for comment, according to the report. In a press release provided to POST Wrestling , Lucas’s attorney Whitney Barr said: “Like so many law enforcement officers, Mr.
The tag-team duo, Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins, were making their way to the ring when Ford, whose legal name is Kenneth Crawford, allegedly approached Lucas and performed an unwanted lap dance during the Netflix broadcast. Lucas’s second job brought him to the arena. Alongside his work for the Cook County Sheriff’s Department, he supervises a team of security guards for Monterrey Security, the private firm that assigned him to the event. Lucas works a second job in order to better provide for his children.”