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Intent — motive — can be nearly impossible to gauge. Especially when it’s dressed up in the finest language lawyers can muster. Such is the case involving a lawsuit filed by a Kernersville music promoter against the city of Winston-Salem over an alleged breach of contract. The promoter, Starr Entertainment LLC, says through a court filing that it paid $189,000 in non-refundable deposits to nail down the services of a group of performers — Moneybagg Yo, Big Latto and Pooh Shiesty, among others — and a $2,500 deposit payable to the city for use of the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds. One small hurdle cropped up, though, per a cancellation letter sent by city officials: The Winston-Salem Police Department came to the conclusion that it “believes, based on publicly available information, that there exists a chance of violence and gang activity … in connection with the planned concert.”

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