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According to TMZ, Meek Mill could be going to jail for up to 2 years. Meek is going to court on Monday for a couple violations for his probation in his drug and weapons case.

He was arrested for a fight in a St Louis airport in March and arrested once again in August for driving a motorcycle in NYC recklessly. These charges against Meek were dropped.

The judge in the case has already made it clear that one false move and she’ll send Meek back to jail. In 2015, he left Pennsylvania for a gig without getting approval from the court and the judge put him on house arrest. Hopefully everything goes okay for Meek.

Police say heroin was found in a child’s trick-or-treat bag in West Virginia.

Oak Hill Police Chief Mike Whisman told news outlets that the 3-year-old girl’s mother found a dark substance wrapped in a glove, and called police. Preliminary results from a field test revealed it was heroin.

No one was hurt. The mother, Stacey Norris, told WOAY-TV she initially thought the glove was the result of someone playing a joke.

Police say they will send the substance to the State Police CrimeLab in Charleston for official confirmation. There are no suspects at this time.

The chief said the substance likely came from Hidden Valley, an area where hundreds of children go trick-or-treating each Halloween.

via ABC News 

TMZ reports that Pain, born Faheem Rashad Najm, has filed a lawsuit against Young Money on behalf of his company Nappy Boy Productions.

According to court documents, Wayne, real name Dwayne Michael Carter, Jr., entered into an agreement with Pain that would pay the singer some royalties from his 2008 album “Tha Carter III,” for producing and being featured on the song “Got Money.”

“Tha Carter III” has sold over 3.2 million copies in the U.S. alone, and the “I’m ‘n Luv (Wit a Stripper)” hit maker wants his cut.

Additionally, Pain claims that his artist Young Fyre was not financially compensated for producing the song “How to Hate” off of “Tha Carter IV.”

He’s asking a judge to award him more than $500,000.

CHARLESTON, WV (WOWK) – Dispatchers say that the ambulance is stopped in Charleston and one person has been apprehended.

According to dispatchers, the ambulance, which was a Priority ambulance, was pulled off the roadway on I-77 southbound at the 96 mile marker, when the patient of the ambulance hijacked the vehicle.

According to the Kanawha County Sheriff’s Office, the patient, who is described as a mental patient, was being transferred from Charleston to another hospital at the time of the hijacking.

One of the two crew members were kicked out at the 96 mile marker of I-77 southbound in Kanawha County, where it was hijacked.

The patient continued on I-77 with a crewman inside until it got off the MacCorkle Avenue exit. At that location, the other crew member was kicked off.

Both crew members are O.K. but are being transported to the hospital for precautionary measures.

The ambulance was driven back east until it was stopped on the corner of Virginia Street and Hale Street in Charleston.

The patient was then apprehended. The identity of the patient has not been made, other than he is a man.

According to our crew at the scene, the suspect claimed that ‘he was kidnapped’.

It is not known what charges the patient may face at this time.

Charleston Police and the Kanawha County Sheriff’s Office responded to the scene.

We have a crew at the scene and will provide more information on this story as soon as we receive it.

via TriStateUpdate 

A man led officers with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department on a wild chase in one of their own vehicles before surrendering in the San Fernando Valley town of Reseda.

The incident began around 6:30 am Tuesday morning when a deputy responded to a call from a psychiatric unit at Olive View-UCLA Medical Center. When the officer arrived, the suspect ran out of the hospital, jumped in the patrol vehicle and drove away.

“That’s when you see the suspect running out of the hospital,” Deputy Juanita Navarro told CBS2. “[The deputy] rushes out of his vehicle. At some point during that, the suspect enters the sergeant’s vehicle, and takes off.”

The California Highway Patrol and Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department began pursuing the vehicle. At one point, the suspect put the car in reverse and rammed one of the pursuing patrol cars.

The move resulted in a deputy jumping out of his cruiser and opening fire on the suspect’s commandeered vehicle, shattering one of the windows.

The suspect eventually pulled the stolen vehicle over in the town of Reseda, where he was able to surrender. He was taken to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

You can view the chase up top.

via VladTV 

18-year-old Erik Finman made his own rules when he invested in Bitcoin and left high school to start his own business. He purchased $1,000 worth of bitcoin (when it was at $10 per coin) that is now worth over $2 Million.