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Video: Poker Playboy Throws Naked Porn Star Off Mansion Roof Into Pool (NSFW)

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There's a lot of risk involved when throwing a naked porn star off the roof of a Hollywood Hills mansion and into a pool surrounded by concrete, a lesson learned by millionaire, poker champ, actor and popular Instagrammer Dan Bilzerian when he attempted to toss adult actress Janice Griffith into a pool, but missed ever so slightly.

Griffith not only broke her foot, but had to cancel her shoot with hardcore fetish company Kink.com.

She also tweeted that people writing articles about her need to note that she's 18, not 19. So, don't worry, @thejanicexxx, we got you.

Griffith told TMZ she intends to sue Bilzerian, whose additional crime against her foot was never apologizing for the incident.

Meanwhile, Elite Daily sleuths may have damning evidence suggesting that Bilzerian's aim might not be entirely to blame, as it appears that Griffith failed to let go of his shirt sleeve at the same time he let go of her. Griffith told TMZ she did not "feel comfortable" discussing the alleged shirt grab.

Watch the video here:

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