DMX has been arrested again. Wait, wasn’t he just arrested last week? In fact, DMX was just arrested last Friday, and he was arrested again yesterday! He now has a mugshot for almost every day of the week!
The rapper was arrested in Phoenix on outstanding warrants yesterday as soon as he stepped off a plane. Last Friday he was arrested for trying to buy illegal narcotics. Multiple state offender!
His lawyer said he knew he was going to be arrested, because he failed to appear in court on other charges. He is being held on a $1,075 bond for driving with a suspended license and a $10,000 bond.
Wow, hopefully he’ll either stay in jail somewhere or stay out of trouble! Maybe he’s hoping he’ll have enough mugshots to get the “perfect shot” for his Christmas card or something. If so, may I nominate mugshot #1?
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Country singer Mindy McCready was arrested again this week for violating parole. McCready reportedly turned herself into authorities in Williamson County, TN.
A bond was set at $500,000, and Mindy was released the same day, says a rep for the Williamson County Sheriff’s Department.
The 32-year-old singer served jail time late last year for violating a probation violation and upon her release, was still required to be under supervised probation and perform community service. McCready was arrested in July 2007 in Florida and later charged with battery and resisting arrest after she was accused of fighting with her mother.
Mindy was also arrested in 2004 for fraudulently obtaining prescription painkillers and in 2005 for a DUI.
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Country music star Chris Cagle and his girlfriend Jennifer Tant are being held in jail in Nashville on domestic assault charges following a drunken fight at the couple’s home.
Cagle and his girlfriend got into an argument after leaving a bar in the Bellevue community, west of Nashville. The argument escalated to physical violence once they arrived home.
After arriving at Cagle’s house, officers determined that Cagle and Taut appeared to be intoxicated and that both showed signs of physical abuse. According to a police affidavit, Cagle had a bump on his head caused by Taut hitting him with an umbrella, and Taut had a scrape on her lip and a sore arm from Cagle hitting her with her purse. According to the television station, the couple refused to leave the house, and Taut told police she would rather go to jail than leave Cagle’s home.
Cagle and Taut were arrested and taken into custody under Tennessee state domestic violence laws that considered both of them to be a primary aggressor. The law also mandates that both of them remain in jail until 4:40 p.m. Wednesday. Bond has been set at $1,500 each.
Cagle is also facing trial stemming from a misdemeanor assault charge involving an altercation outside a Tuscon, AZ nightclub on December 13.
View Chris Cagle and Jennifer Tant mugshots HERE.
17-year-old Nick Hogan was sentenced to 8 months in jail Friday being responsible for an August car crash that critically injured his best friend, John Graziano. Hogan reportedly apologized to John’s family in the courtroom.
Nick, the son of Hulk Hogan, was also sentenced to be on five years’ probation post prison. He also has to do 500 hours of community service, as well as complete a DUI school within his first year on the outside.
Throughout his probation, Nick is prohibited from drinking alcohol of any kind.
Do you think Nick got what he deserved? Drinking and driving kills! Don’t do it!
Atlanta Falcons linebacker Michael Boley was arrested in Georgia on Saturday night for battery.
The lesson to be learned here: if his name is Michael and he says he plays for the Falcons, you might want to back away!
Says TMZ:
Boley was admitted to Gwinnett County Detention Center at 2.30 AM Saturday morning, according to Detention Center logs, and was released on $1,200 bond later that day. The Gwinnett County cops said they were still researching the arrest and had no further details.
This isn’t the first time an Atlanta Falcon has gotten into trouble! Quarterback Michael Vick is in prison, serving a 23-month sentence at Leavenworth.
