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DMX Curses At Judge In Miami! "I Aint Going Back To No F*cking Jail"



Local 10 reports "Rapper DMX dropped the F-bomb during an extradition hearing in a Miami-Dade County courtroom Tuesday morning after learning he would spend another month in jail. "I ain't going back to no f---ing jail," said DMX, whose real name is Earl Simmons. "Oh, well that just ingratiated you to me," said Judge Lawrence Schwartz. "I've never heard the F-word before, so it's OK." The judge then warned Simmons' lawyer that the rapper had better not curse in his… Continue

Added by USDA2DAY Staff on August 26, 2008 at 4:33pm — 7 Comments

Escaped Pittsburgh Teen, Who Threatened A Judge, Recaptured

PITTSBURGH -- A tattooed teenager, already accused by police with threatening a local judge, is back in custody.



Glendale Smith, 17, escaped from his detention center guards after they took him to Children's Hospital in Oakland Wednesday afternoon. Allegheny County Sheriff's Deputies said Smith will now be charged as an adult.



Thursday night deputies lead Smith out of their downtown Pittsburgh office to the county… Continue

Added by USDA2DAY Staff on June 21, 2008 at 6:30pm — 1 Comment

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