After violating his probation last year stemming from his 2008 gun possession case, a judge ordered Meek Mill to take etiquette classes because she was not a fan of the behavior he exhibited on social media…especially the not-so-nice things he’d said about her. You’d think a former felon from Philly wouldn’t be too excited about such a thing, but according to Meek’s lawyer, not only did he excel at the courses – he actually wants more! The MMG rapper has hired Gail from the Madison School of Etiquette and Protocol (photo in the gallery), who reveals that Meek has enlisted her help to refine his fine dining skills…especially for international purposes…because he travels so much. “That sh*t is classy, nah saying!”
(Video) Judge Revokes Chris Brown’s Probation! So, What’s This Mean Now?
The judge residing on Chris Brown’s case from his incident with Rihanna in 2009 has officially revoked his probation today because of the assault charges filed in Washington D.C. from his alleged fight there a couple of months back. Though there are a lot of questions and no real evidence surrounding the D.C. incident, the judge felt the criminal complaint in D.C. is enough proof that Chris didn’t obey all laws, which he’s obviously required to do on probation. Luckily, he was impressed with Chris’ progress during his current stay at anger management rehab, so he did not remand him into custody. Instead, he is putting the matter off until February, where they’ll meet in the courtroom again and Breezy’s fate will be decided. Check out a video from today’s hearing, as well as Chris’ probation progress report below.
(Video) Check Out Why Nore Is Celebrating!
Queens rapper Noreaga has a big reason to be celebrating, and we’re very proud of him over on this side! Nore announced via his Instagram page that he’s been let off of probation early. Check him out celebrating by popping some bubbly below!
NBA: Punishment Handed Down For Lamar Odom’s DUI Case
Lamar Odom plead not guilty to a DUI in October stemming from his arrest in August & now his punishment has been handed down. Jail time? Lose his license? Probation? Find out what he got & what he will have to do after the jump…
Wow! Guess Who Might Be Helping Chris Brown Avoid Jail Time: The Secret Service!
Chris Brown may really be in luck. Reports have been conflicting thus far regarding his recent fight in Washington D.C. that resulted in jail time for the singer and a possible probation violation, but someone very important may be able to clear up the confusion: a member of the Secret Service! Here’s the deal: In the official documents filed by the police on the scene of the fight, a witness told cops that he heard the victim tell another cop that Chris did NOT hit him, only the bodyguard. The cop this was allegedly told to denies the conversation ever happening…but a nearby, on-duty Secret Service agent (they were in D.C., after all…) has gotten in contact with D.C. police to tell them that he happened to be around when the victim told the cop Chris never hit him, and he’s 100% sure those words came out of his mouth. It doesn’t get much more trustworthy than a Secret Service agent, so this could be a HUGE break for Chris with the L.A. Probation Department, since it’s up to them to decide whether Chris violated or not (which would result in up to 4 years in prison.) Stay tuned!
Wasting NO Time: L.A. County Probation Department Launches Investigation On Chris Brown
Just moments after Chris Brown stepped out of the Washington D.C. courtroom where he appeared before a judge to face charges of felony assault, the L.A. County Probation Department launched a probe into the case to determine whether or not Breezy violated his current probation stemming from the 2009 Rihanna incident. The charge in D.C. has been reduced from a felony to a misdemeanor for both Chris and his bodyguard, to which both pled “not guilty” and are due back in court for next month. However, pending the findings in the LACPD’s investigation, Chris could still face jail time if they feel he violated the probation. They will soon submit their findings to the judge, who will then make the final call on whether or not Chris will be put behind bars. The max case in this scenario is 4 years, but I doubt he will do that, if any!
