Musician John Mayer performs during the Made in American music festival
IN PHOTO: Musician John Mayer performs during the Made in American music festival in Los Angeles, California August 31, 2014. REUTERS/Jonathan Alcorn

Nightclub bouncer Leonard Taylor has filed a lawsuit against a nightclub boss, alleging that his ex-boss forced him to buy cocaine for his celebrity clients. He has also given the names of these high-profile celebrities in his lawsuit. John Mayer, Chris Evans and more celebrity names have been mentioned.

According to Page Six's report, Taylor claimed in his lawsuit, which was filed in New York Supreme Court, that for four years, from 2006 to 2010, while working with Mullineaux, he was asked to buy cocaine.

He alleged that his boss, who owns a range of clubs, forced him to buy cocaine for the celebrities who would frequent the clubs. The bodyguard has mentioned the names of some of these celebrities. “Mr. Mullineaux would get the money from the cash register. I would have to buy drugs for such celebrities as Barron Hilton, John Mayer, Chris Evans, Ms. [sic] America Tara Conner,” his lawsuit reads, as quoted by Page Six.

In addition to being asked to buy cocaine against his will, Taylor also alleged that his former boss scammed financial backers, duping them out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. He has claimed that he has a tape to prove that his ex-boss used fake money to pay.

Taylor said he is currently out of job because of his former boss’ doing. He said his boss had his clubs robbed so that he could pay off his debts to the mob. Also he alleged that Mullineaux's
"constant defamation of his character" has put him out of job. He said that his ex-boss asked "celebrity friends, other club owners, security companies not to hire Mr. Taylor because of drug use and other criminal behaviour.” For all that he went through, Taylor now wants one million dollars.

Meanwhile, Mullineaux has told Page Six that it Taylor who harassed him, always asking him for money or jobs. He also said that none of the accusations are true. And Mayer's rep., has denied the accusations and has threatened legal action. The lawyers of the singer would certainly be involved to fix the matter, according to reports. The "Avengers: Age of Ultron" star, Chris Evans, however, has not yet reacted to the news.

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