Wanted fugitive Micky Louis Mayon

I bet this idiot thought no one would EVER find his race hating butt in Israel. What a coward, you go and hide your dumb butt in place surround by the same people you vow to wipe off the Earth. I wonder if he lied and told people there if he was Jewish to get by? His redneck counterparts back home in the states must be livid that he chose Israel of all places..that’s like sleeping with the enemy in Klansmen speak. This just proves how whack these racist bigots really are.

The story..
A high-ranking white supremacist on the run from US federal authorities was arrested on Monday night in a south Tel Aviv hideout.
33-year-old Micky Louis Mayon, one of America’s 100 Most Wanted criminals, and a member of the Ku Klux Klan, was arrested in a Florentine apartment by the National Immigration Authority’s newly formed Oz enforcement unit.Mayon is wanted in the US on charges of racist assaults, setting fire to vehicles belonging to federal agents, and a host of violence incidents. The Oz unit was acting on intelligence relayed by Interpol, which informed authorities here that Mayon had entered Israel illegally.

He is said to have moved apartments often in order to evade police, but his efforts proved fruitless on Monday when a delicate operation by the Oz unit saw officers break into his hideout and arrest him.

Oz unit members have the powers of a police officer but can only use them in cases of illegal entry into the country.

Mayon was the subject of an American arrest operation in November 2007, but officers soon realized he had flown to Israel on a one-way ticket. Earlier that year, he reportedly fired his gun in the air repeatedly after being involved in an argument with an African-American. US authorities have described him as a dangerous fugitive.

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Chris Brown will face a Los Angeles-area judge on Monday, June 22. That’s when the singer will reportedly learn if a judge will dismiss or proceed with his case that includes felony assault and making criminal threats charges.

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We all know that the rapper TI recently began his 366 day prison sentence in an Arkansas prison. Merged with the brilliance of TI is the darker side of his existence, the part that makes him willing to risk losing his family and freedom in the midst of all of the chaos in the hip hop industry.

In this conversation for “The Bottom Line with Dr. Boyce”, we discuss the broader meaning behind TI’s arrest, as well as how TI’s experience reflects the state of rap music in America. There is also the question of whether or not “keeping it real” is good for business, and whether TI is actually remorseful for his personal choices.

We can broaden the discussion to other issues in hip hop as well: Is it right that Rick Ross has been penalized for not being a criminal? Does TI have a lot in common with Tupac (beyond the fact that they are both talented artists)? If so, how can he be sure to avoid Tupac’s fate? We explore all this and more.

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Watch out Tyra..Mr. Crazy Pants is back on the loose.

The man who stalked supermodel-turned-TV personality Tyra Banks was sentenced to a year probation and ordered to complete a treatment program designed for stalkers.

Manhattan Criminal Court Judge James Burke ordered Brady Green, 39, to stay away from Banks for the next two years. The Dublin, Ga native would face up to 90 days in jail if he disobeys any of the court’s orders.

Green and his lawyer left court this afternoon without talking to the media.

As previously reported by The BV Newswire, Green was convicted in April of stalking Banks from coast to coast – calling her offices, showing up at her TV studios and sending her flowers.
Police said he threatened to cut a staffer’s throat for not telling him where Banks was.

When he was arrested last spring, at a McDonald’s restaurant near Banks’ Manhattan studio, he allegedly told officers they “had a thing together.”

The former ‘Sports Illustrated’ cover girl did not attend Green’s sentencing, but she testified during his trial that she feared for her safety, and for that of her staff and family.

He, in turn, testified that he was a fan of the ‘America’s Next Top Model’ producer and had been enthusiastic about trying to get tickets for her Emmy Award winning show. He said his actions had been misunderstood.
Tyra Banks
Assistant District Attorney Sean McMahon, however, reportedly provoked Green to admit that he rode a bus for four days from Los Angeles to New York where he had no friends, relatives or job, and the first he thing he did was go to the Chelsea neighborhood building that houses Banks’ studio.

Banks said that because of Green, her company hired more security staff, her studio audiences are vetted more thoroughly, and security guards follow her everywhere.

Former NFL quarterback Michael Vick leaves the Norfolk Federal Courthouse in Norfolk, Va., after a bankruptcy hearing. Vick arrived at the Norfolk courthouse Tuesday with his fiancee, Kijafa Frink, for a hearing on his efforts to draft a new bankruptcy plan. Vick is living under home confinement in nearby Hampton.

Vick is under home confinement for the last two months of his sentence for bankrolling a dogfighting ring. He’s scheduled to be released from federal custody July 20.

It is a fairly common crime in New York. But this was no common criminal.

Johnson has been arrested a staggering 53 times — the majority for allegedly groping women on subway trains.

In his latest arrest, Johnson was being followed by plainclothes officers who recognized him from police photos. He was charged with persistent sexual abuse, and if convicted this time he could be sent away for life.

But the fact that Johnson was roaming the subways in the first place has raised questions about how the state deals with the problem of repeat sex offenders. His case even drew the scorn of a recent newspaper editorial that labeled him the “Subway Rat.”

His attorney, Afsi Khot, had no comment on the case.

Johnson, 49, has been convicted at least twice of persistent sexual abuse within the last decade. And he has a lengthy rap sheet, with 30 arrests on charges of sex abuse, 13 on jostling accusations and two grand larceny charges.

Prosecutors say they aren’t sure whether Johnson chose his subway targets before boarding trains, or if he would randomly pick out a woman after he was on a train. In his latest arrest, the undercover transit officers said it appeared that he chose the woman at random, district attorney’s spokeswoman Jennifer Kushner said Monday.

In a jail interview with the Daily News of New York, Johnson said he never touched that woman. However, prosecutors have he was carrying a messenger bag over the front of his torso, slid it to the back to illegally rub up against the woman, and then moved the bag back to the front to avoid being caught.

He was released from prison March 25 after serving four years for persistent sexual abuse. The state attorney general’s office had argued that he should be confined under the state’s civil commitment law for sex offenders, which went into effect last year, because he was at risk for repeat offenses.

A judge disagreed and instead placed Johnson on strict court-ordered supervision and electronic monitoring. Under the mental health laws governing his situation, officials generally can’t comment on details of his supervision.

Whether he should have been confined speaks to a larger issue about what authorities should do with criminals who aren’t violent offenders.

Gropers often avoid prosecution because they usually strike in crowded public places so they can easily escape. It is believed around half are repeat offenders, among the highest of all the sex-related crimes, but there isn’t much crossover into more egregious acts like rape or assault, said Elizabeth Jeglic, a professor of treatment and rehabilitation of offenders at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

“The behavior is disturbing, there is no question,” Jeglic said. “But in the larger scheme you want to commit the people who are grabbing kids off the street, or the rapist in Central Park,” Jeglic said.

Johnson was quoted as telling the Daily News that plenty of men try to grope women on subways, and admitted he’s been doing it for more than 25 years since he saw another man rub against a woman on a train and dash away unpunished.

The goal of the state’s Sex Offender Management and Treatment Act that went into effect last April is to protect society by keeping the most dangerous sex offenders off the streets, and provide long-term specialized treatment to see that they don’t repeat their crimes. To qualify, a criminal must have a “mental abnormality,” and be “predisposed” to repeat the offense, prosecutors said.

Out of 1,299 sex offenders initially referred to the program in New York, 163 have been recommended for civil commitment under the law, according to a report earlier this year by the state Office of Mental Health. Under the program, sex offenders are committed, treated, monitored and eventually discharged.

While it’s painful for the victim no matter the crime, the system doesn’t have room to deal with all offenders.

Currently, 10 percent of sex abuse cases are referred as possibilities for the program, on par with other states that have similar laws, the health department report said. It costs more than $100,000 per person per year to confine them. And there is currently bed space for 181 offenders at three facilities around the state. The development of 150 beds is under way, but it’s obvious there will be shortfalls unless long-term projects are developed. Only 5 percent of those committed to the 19 other state programs in the country have been released.

But Johnson may end up behind bars for good if he’s convicted in the latest incident, because prosecutors say they will push for more serious punishment given his rap sheet. That means he could get up to life in prison.

A survey released last summer by the Manhattan borough president’s office on sexual harassment in the subways found that 63 percent of those responding reported they were harassed in some way, whether it was random groping, lewd comments or unwanted advances. The report was compiled from 1,790 responses collected from New York City straphangers in all five boroughs.

 I feel bad for this moron’s mother. What a freaking mess he is!!–Stacy Dee

If the deal does come to fruition, Brown will be following in the footsteps of fellow hip-hop stars Flavor Flav and Da Brat, who have also found success with their own VH1 shows.

Brown – real name Inga Marchand – is currently serving a one-year prison sentence for violating her probation after a string of altercations.”

Great. Now this washed up drag queen looking hefer is gonna try to make some kind of a comeback with yet another D-list reality show. Let me guess, she’s gonna be a nasty bitch to everybody and hit people with stuff while promoting her new album. Big deal, you are so over with “china doll”. Your only famous now  for being an trouble making psycho. In 10 years I predict Foxy Brown  will be the Janice Dickinson of hip-hop. No body likes you anymore! Go away!

Yeah I know it sounds mean, but I lost all respect for Foxy when after she got her hearing back. This woman went through a life changing experience after she lost her hearing and was completely deaf. She was fortunate to get a second chance and now has her hearing back so you’d think she would try to present herself as a lady and walk around with a tad bit more humility than before. You know , show some appreciation for being able to hear and make music again… but it true ghetto fashion she seems to now be an even bigger bitch than before.

Foxy may be a little off mentally which would explain alot. Sometimes if you look into her eyes  she looks a little nutty, like she could snap at any time. If that’s the case then I apologize in advance, but I seriously doubt it. I used to think she was pretty with her dark chocolate skin and beautiful almond shaped eyes, and she was pretty good at the rap game back in the day. Unfortunately for Foxy, it seems like those days are over. Maybe if she starts dressing less tacky, quit wearing those long black Sea Biscuit hair weaves, and change that nasty attitude she can get back on track.

For now, she has to play the white girl trouble making game so she can get any press at all. Unlike Li-Lo, Paris, and Brit, the paparazzi really has no interest in Foxy unless she beats someone up again. So there is no point in trying to stay hot by causing trouble so people will talk about you. Hollywood almost always saves that for the pretty, young white girls not you! You look like an idiot girl, get it together!

Moral of the story….Even if your a D-Lister, you go to jail and your guaranteed a reality show.

Check out one of my favs of Foxy’s, “Hot Spot”. I love this song