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Don P of the Atlanta-based group Trillville is facing statutory rape charges stemming from an incident at a party this past December.
Don P (born Donnell Prince) is currently being held at the Dekalb County Jail after being charged with rape and two counts of aggravated sodomy. He turned himself in to authorities last Monday (January 30) and may have a bond hearing as early as today.
Police allege that the rape took place at a December 16 gathering of eight to ten people, held at the Woodcrest Walk Apartment complex in Lithonia, GA, on the outskirts of Atlanta. According to Dekalb County Police Officer Corey Hughes, 23-year-old Prince and another man brought a 16-year-old into a bedroom where the incident occurred.
Afterward, the girl left the apartment with a friend then called the authorities. By the time police arrived most of the group had left, Hughes said. Police are still looking for the second man involved.
Keith Adams, Don P's attorney, disputed the police account, telling The Atlanta Journal-Constitution that the girl was not a minor, there was more than one other person in the room at the time and also said the sex was consensual. Adams added that there were several people in the apartment that night and "none of them will corroborate what they [the police] say had occurred."
Representatives for Trillville could not be reached for comment.
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taken from:sohh.comC-Murder, who now prefers to go by Corey Miller, received good news on Friday, (March 10) when The Louisiana Supreme Court overturned his murder conviction and accepted his request for a new trial.
As SOHH previously reported, the New Orleans native was seeking a new trial last month.
Miller was convicted of second-degree murder in 2003, for his alleged involvement in the fatal shooting of Steve Thomas, 16, outside the now-defunct Platinum Club in Louisiana.
Miller was sentenced to life in prison without parole, and was previously denied a new trial in March of last year.
At press time, Miller's attorney, Ron Rakosky, divulged that he hoped to have him out on bond as soon as Monday.
District Attorney Paul Connick Jr., stated that he had not had time to review the ruling and refused to comment. Connick's office will have the decision on whether to retry the case.
In related news, Miller's brothers, Master P and Silkk The Shocker, are currently caught up in their own legal drama. The rappers (born Percy Miller and Vyshonn Miller) were recently ordered to stand trial on weapons charges in California.