Absolutely fantastic!one admirer statedGender has no bearing on abuse. Another person chimed in, "This is the appropriate course of action." While some thought it was a "great endeavour," others thought it was unnecessary because they could just report everything to the police.
Digital Desk: On social
media, a photo of a bar's signboard with a cocktail honouring actor Johnny Depp
has gone viral. If a patron feels "unsafe or afraid," they can
covertly order the "Johnny Depp shot" at the bar. Johnny won a
defamation lawsuit against his ex-wife, Amber Heard, last month.
To assist men in need, a
drink at the pub has been named after Johnny Depp. The sign says, "Feeling
uncomfortable or scared? Just come to the bar and get a Johnny Depp shot.
" Additionally, it mentions the three available shot varieties: neat, on
the rocks, and with lime. A patron who requests a "Neat Johnny Depp
shot" will be taken out of the bar in safety by a staff member. The
employees will be instructed to summon a cab or the police depending on the
other two versions, "On The Rocks" and "With Lime."
Absolutely fantastic!one
admirer statedGender has no bearing on abuse. Another person chimed in,
"This is the appropriate course of action." While some thought it was
a "great endeavour," others thought it was unnecessary because they
could just report everything to the police.
After dating for a while,
Johnny and Amber Heard wed in a private ceremony at their Los Angeles home in
2015. On May 23, 2016, Amber Heard
obtained a temporary restraining order against Johnny and filed for divorce.
She said that during their relationship, Johnny had physically abused her, most
frequently when under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
When Amber described herself
as a victim of domestic abuse in an opinion piece she wrote for the Washington
Post in 2018, Johnny sued her for $50 million on the grounds that she had
defamed him. He was sued again by her for $100 million. In their brief marriage
from 2015 to 2017, both actors claimed that the other had harmed them. In the
UK, Johnny had already lost a libel action he had brought against the newspaper
The Sun after it dubbed him a "wife-beater." In that instance, the
judge had determined there was enough evidence to support the claim.
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