Music Trivia -> Crime Records -> C
As long as there's been music, there have been musicians who get into trouble with the law.
C-Murder: "Second Degree Murder"
Corry Miller aka C-Murder was tried and convicted of second degree murder in the death of a 16 year old boy but the conviction was overturned enlight of some new evidence.
Celeste
Chad Kroeger: "DUI"
Chad was pulled over in 2006 and charged with DUI. He was convicted of DUI and lost his license but his conviction is under appeal because he fears that this incident would prevent him from entering the U.S.
Celeste
Chuck Berry: ""Interstate transportation of a prostitute""
While in Mexico, he met a 14-year old Apache woman that he invited to work as a hat check girl at his club. After she was fired, she was arrested on prostitution charges, and Chuck Berry was essentially blamed for having "transported a female for immoral purposes." He was sentenced to five years and fined $5,000
Ra'akone
Chuck Berry: "Armed Robbery"
In 1944, when his car broke down, he and a bunch of his friends waited, and flagged down a passing car. Chuck then carjacked the car using a non-functional gun. The man used a pay-phone, and the police quickly caught them. Chuck Berry was sentenced, and then released from the Intermediate Reformatory for Young Men in Algoa, Missouri, when he turned 21.
Ra'akone
Courtney Love: "Assault and Battery"
Stemming from an incident when she ran over her ex-boyfriend's girlfriend's foot with her car.
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Courtney Love: "Posession of unperscribed drugs"
Stemming from an incident in which had ODed in her home. Her daughter Frances called an ambulance.
Celeste
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