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50 Cent Makes Deal In Assault Case
50 Cent has cut a deal with prosecutors in Springfield, Massachusetts that will help the singer wriggle out of a possible stint in jail.
The deal, which was negotiated today (May 13), was the result of a legal case where the Southside, Queens lyricist was accused of assaulting a pair of women and punching another one.
In May of 2004, during a concert at the Hippodrome in Springfield, 50 leapt from the stage into the crowd after an unidentified individual tossed water on him.
Upon leaping into the audience, the women were reportedly hurt.
Under the conditions of the deal, 50 (Curtis Jackson) must not use any illegal drugs for at least two years and also follow a judge’s strict orders.
However, if he adheres to the terms of the deal, the charges will be dropped.
Initially, he was charged with assault and battery for each woman.
The plea agreement was reached in a Springfield District Court.
Source: allhiphop.com
The deal, which was negotiated today (May 13), was the result of a legal case where the Southside, Queens lyricist was accused of assaulting a pair of women and punching another one.
In May of 2004, during a concert at the Hippodrome in Springfield, 50 leapt from the stage into the crowd after an unidentified individual tossed water on him.
Upon leaping into the audience, the women were reportedly hurt.
Under the conditions of the deal, 50 (Curtis Jackson) must not use any illegal drugs for at least two years and also follow a judge’s strict orders.
However, if he adheres to the terms of the deal, the charges will be dropped.
Initially, he was charged with assault and battery for each woman.
The plea agreement was reached in a Springfield District Court.
Source: allhiphop.com