#Musicians who have done time trial#

The Time: Served two months of a four-month sentence. He reckoned it was a big joke and he was just mucking around… Then he went up to the cockpit and started banging on the door. The Crime: In 1998, Brown was flying into Manchester airport when he got frustrated with a flight attendant and threatened to chop off her hands. The Time: Served just over 16 months behind bars. She says that Allin and his band had raped and tortured her but Allin said, while he did cut her, burn her and drink her blood, that she was a willing participant. His time inside came as a result of a charge of felonious assault of a female fan in Ann Arbor, Michigan in the late-1980s. Lil' Kim was sentenced to 366 days in prison, but was released after serving about nine months in the Philadelphia Federal Detention Center.The Crime: US punk rocker Allin was a weird – and heavy – dude. She also told a court she couldn't identify a photo of another man allegedly involved in the shooting, but that guy turned out to be Suif 'Gutta' Jackson, a member of Junior M.A.F.I.A. although he later confessed to taking shots at the rival group, per MTV. She told a federal grand jury that her co-manager Damion Butler wasn't present during the incident.

Lil' Kim was ultimately indicted and convicted on one count of conspiracy and three counts of perjury for lying to authorities. When police questioned the rapper, she claimed to have no idea why shots were fired that day, which police believe originated over a feud between Lil' Kim and Foxy Brown - the two rappers' entourages exchanged heated words before guns went off. In February 2001, New York radio station Hot 97 was the site of a shootout, for which Lil' Kim was reportedly present, according to MTV. Miller moved into the Louisiana State Penitentiary in Angola. After four years behind bars awaiting trial, and then most of the next three years on house arrest, C.

#Musicians who have done time trial#

Miller, a new stage name he adopted during his murder trial - earned a sentence of life in prison. C-Murder was found liable for the death and a Louisiana jury found the rapper guilty on a charge of second-degree murder in 2009. The brawl - and Thomas's life - ended violently and tragically, when he was fatally shot in the chest. At some point in the evening, a fight broke out, with Thomas on the floor, on his back, receiving a beatdown by C-Murder's associates.

A 16-year-old high school student and No Limit superfan named Steve Thomas 'used a fake ID' to attend, because he wanted to see C-Murder and also compete in the contest. Prior to his prison stint in the 60s, according to Robinson, Berry also 'served three years in prison' for an armed robbery conviction when he was 18 years old.Īccording to the Associated Press (via MTV News), a New Orleans venue called the Platinum Club held a rap battle in January 2002, with C-Murder the star performer in attendance. The conviction was upheld, and Berry ultimately served two years in prison. In March 1960, a jury convicted Berry of violating the Mann Act, a law from 1910 that banned the transportation of a woman across state lines 'for the purpose of prostitution or debauchery.' After earning a five-year sentence, an appeals court ordered a new trial, owing to racist comments made by the judge in the first trial. Louis police and alleged that throughout the long trip from Juarez to the Midwest, and then at his home, Berry had assaulted her as many as 14 times. Escalanti was fired three weeks into the new job, upon which she went to the St. Robinson's ' The Trial of Chuck Berry,' while at a bar in Juarez, Mexico, in 1959, he met a 14-year-old girl named Janice Escalanti, and he offered her a job working the hatcheck booth at his club.