24 year old rapper Lil Scrappy born Darryl Richardson was involved in a violent incident last night in Dekalb County that landed him in jail. He was stabbed and later arrested. It appears he was trying to defend/help his sister, who was being assaulted by a boyfriend of hers. As a result, Scrappy was stabbed but not in any sort of life threatening danger. The police arrived on the scene found $8 thousand, a gun and 2 pounds of weed in Scrappy’s possession. He is being charged with 2 felonies, marijuana possession and firearm possession along with 2 misdemeanors for obstruction and battery. Lil Scrappy is currently still in custody. He has a bail of $1500 for the misdemeanors but none has been set for the felony counts as of yet. Until an amount is set he will sit in the Dekalb County jail.

In 2006 Nate Dogg was charged with aggravated trespassing, battery, annoying telephone calls, dissuading a witness from reporting a crime and violating a previous protection order. On March 20, 2008 he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to three years of probation, he must also complete a domestic violence program. The part that probably hurt Nate the most was the gun restriction. Nate isn’t allowed to own a gun for the next ten years.

Makeda Barnes-Joseph has withdrawn her $20 million dollar civil lawsuit. She is awaiting the outcome of the criminal case and I’m just about positive that she will refile. Remy’s defense team continues to argue that the shooting was accidental.

TMZ reported that the game had been released from prison and now after a bunch of confusing statements from his representatives Game confirms his release. He was sentenced to two months behind bars for felony gun charges. He turned himself in on March 2nd and wasn’t supposed to be released until some time in April.

Oluwole Ojudun testified against Remy Ma in Manhattan Criminal Court “I seen her cock back her gun and jump at Makeda Barnes’ car.” He is a witness and friend of Makeda Joseph-Barnes who was allegedly shot by Remy Ma whose real name is Remy Smith. Remy could face up to 25 years in prison if found guilty. Prosecustors suspect Remy of shooting Makeda Barnes-Joseph because she believed her friend stole $2000.00 in cash from her purse last summer.