Okay, this is getting crazy. Within the past month, troubled rap teen Chief Keef has been arrested for allegedly smoking weed and speeding, and now he's reportedly been arrested yet again, this time for trespassing.
The details surrounding the case are unclear, but the Chicago Sun-Times reports that Keef was in the process of leaving the courthouse after pleading guilty for speeding. He went to his car, but apparently only got three blocks before being stopped, arrested, and slapped with a misdemeanour trespassing charge. Exactly where he was trespassing hasn't been confirmed.
"It certainly looks like he is on [the police's] radar," his lawyer Leah Starkman said.
Making matters worse, Keef was apparently served with a paternity lawsuit while outside the courthouse. In the suit, which was originally filed a week ago at Cook County Circuit Court, 29-year-old Erica Early claims that the rapper fathered her daughter, who was born this January. This isn't the first time the teenager has faced a paternity suit.
As for the aforementioned speeding ticket, XXL reports that Keef was fined $531 and must complete 18 months of probation and 60 hours of community service.
The details surrounding the case are unclear, but the Chicago Sun-Times reports that Keef was in the process of leaving the courthouse after pleading guilty for speeding. He went to his car, but apparently only got three blocks before being stopped, arrested, and slapped with a misdemeanour trespassing charge. Exactly where he was trespassing hasn't been confirmed.
"It certainly looks like he is on [the police's] radar," his lawyer Leah Starkman said.
Making matters worse, Keef was apparently served with a paternity lawsuit while outside the courthouse. In the suit, which was originally filed a week ago at Cook County Circuit Court, 29-year-old Erica Early claims that the rapper fathered her daughter, who was born this January. This isn't the first time the teenager has faced a paternity suit.
As for the aforementioned speeding ticket, XXL reports that Keef was fined $531 and must complete 18 months of probation and 60 hours of community service.
