In a case that usually attracts jail time, rapper 50 Cent
has avoided going to the slammer after he was
charged with domestic violence against his second
baby mama.
In a deal worked out by his lawyers that removes a
serious domestic violence charge, 50 has agreed to
plead no contest to one count of misdemeanor
vandalism and was sentenced on Monday to three
years probation.
He must complete 30 days of community service and
attend counseling, as well as pay $7,100 in restitution
to Daphne Narvarez, the mother of his second child.
The former couple got into a fight on June 23, when
according to Narvarez, 50, whose real name is Curtis
Jackson, kicked open a bedroom door at her Toluca
Lake condo before kicking her. In August, he was
charged with domestic violence and four counts of
vandalism, and faced up to five years in prison if
convicted.
According to TMZ, a restraining order against the
rapper remains in effect.
has avoided going to the slammer after he was
charged with domestic violence against his second
baby mama.
In a deal worked out by his lawyers that removes a
serious domestic violence charge, 50 has agreed to
plead no contest to one count of misdemeanor
vandalism and was sentenced on Monday to three
years probation.
He must complete 30 days of community service and
attend counseling, as well as pay $7,100 in restitution
to Daphne Narvarez, the mother of his second child.
The former couple got into a fight on June 23, when
according to Narvarez, 50, whose real name is Curtis
Jackson, kicked open a bedroom door at her Toluca
Lake condo before kicking her. In August, he was
charged with domestic violence and four counts of
vandalism, and faced up to five years in prison if
convicted.
According to TMZ, a restraining order against the
rapper remains in effect.
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