Kanye arrested at LAX

LAPD arrested Kanye West and his assistant at LAX, this morning, for felony vandalism. Apparently he wasn't feeling all the "flashing lights" at the airport:

A still photographer was trying to take pics of Kanye at the American Airlines terminal. According to our guy on the scene, Kanye allegedly confronted the photog and smashed his camera to the ground.
Our photog then began videotaping the scene when Kanye's assistant grabbed our camera -- a struggle ensued and the assistant threw the video camera to the ground, breaking it.
When Kanye realized our camera guy had videotaped the incident, he rushed our guy and yelled, "Gimme that f**king tape!"

Even though Kanye is a celebrity, he deserves some type of privacy. Although, at the same time I understand that being crowed with cameras and such is a part of the job; something to be expected. Either way, he broke a fucking camera and to arrest him on a felony is some bullshit. I'm pretty sure there was a robbery somewhere in progress (and I'm guessing; were in a recession! I been thinking about hitting a bank or two myself) and there were more urgent matters at hand. Both him and his assistant will be charged.

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UPDATE: I got the video


The camera slam was absolutely classic. Timeless. I can't wait for someone to decide they wanna flash a light my way. I'll smash yo' camera bitch. TRUE FUCKING STORY!

Snoop caught with weed, again

This man never ceases to amaze me! Snoop was ticketed for having a small amount of weed at a club in NYC. I heard it was some KUSH too!

“He did not get arrested. He received a ticket for possession of marijuana.We are contesting the ticket.” Via Splash


This man is my hero!

Shame on the SFPD

San Francisco police probing the disappearance of a computer software developer let a couple now suspected in his death leave the home where the man apparently was killed, even after officers found blood smears there and cadaver dogs focused on the couple's van out front, court documents show.

The police actions laid out in a search warrant affidavit added to the apparent missteps that allowed the couple more than a week's head start before San Francisco investigators concluded the pair was connected to the beating death of their housemate, 49-year-old Leonard Milo Hoskins.

It took officers more than a week after the cadaver dogs showed interest in the van and police towed it before investigators searched the back and found Hoskins' body. By then, the suspects, Richard Carelli and his girlfriend, Michelle Pinkerton, both 38, were long gone, possibly to Mexico, police believe. Murder warrants have been issued for the couple. SOURCE


So the cadaver dogs detect rotting flesh and the police just impound the car and not search? Shame on you SFPD! If there was rotten flesh detected, that van should have been searched right then and there. I had a car impounded before and the police didn't waste no time going through my glove compartment to find something to steal. And who was working in the impound for a week and not smell a dead body? SMDH