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Stun gun found

Associated Press / March 4, 2010

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Child services workers are investigating the presence of a stun gun at the home where Michael Jackson’s children live, but the children were never exposed to the weapon, according to an attorney representing Jackson’s mother. The mail-order stun gun delivered to the home was confiscated before any harm was done, said attorney Adam Streisand, who represents Katherine Jackson, who has custody of the late singer’s three children, Prince Michael, Paris, and Prince Michael II, also known as Blanket. Streisand said the weapon was ordered by the 13-year-old son of Jermaine Jackson, Jafar.

Rapper sued
Victims of a 2006 Florida nightclub shooting sued rapper PLIES yesterday, claiming he has increased his credibility in the violent gangsta rap world and made money because of their suffering. The five victims had non-life-threatening gunshot wounds after a fight broke out between the entourage of PLIES and another rapper scheduled to follow him at Club 238 West in Gainesville. The lawsuit names PLIES, whose real name is Algernod Lanier Washington, his brother, and their record label, Big Gates Records.