US Politics | Rich Boy fans concerned after arrest for fight with mom as they share ‘troubling video of rapper’
A TROUBLING video that appears show Rich Boy holding giant shears in a confrontation with an unidentified man has sparked concern among his followers. The video emerged around the same time the rapper was arrested on Friday after a fight with his own mother. 
Mobile Police DepartmentRapper Rich Boy was arrested on Friday after a physical altercation with his mother '/ ' 
GettyThe rapper, 39, is best known for his 2006 hit song Throw Some D's '/ ' Rich Boy, 39, was arrested in Mobile, Alabama, and charged with domestic violence, harassment and domestic violence assault. He was taken into custody after he was involved in a physical altercation with his mother and another family member, the Mobile Police Department told The U.S. Sun. The arrest comes as a video circulating online appears to show the rapper in an apparently unrelated heated confrontation. In the clip, a shirtless Rich Boy is seen wearing shorts and holding a pair of long-handled gardening scissors. Read More News 
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Mobile Police DepartmentRapper Rich Boy was arrested on Friday after a physical altercation with his mother '/ ' GettyThe rapper, 39, is best known for his 2006 hit song Throw Some D's '/ ' Rich Boy, 39, was arrested in Mobile, Alabama, and charged with domestic violence, harassment and domestic violence assault. He was taken into custody after he was involved in a physical altercation with his mother and another family member, the Mobile Police Department told The U.S. Sun. The arrest comes as a video circulating online appears to show the rapper in an apparently unrelated heated confrontation. In the clip, a shirtless Rich Boy is seen wearing shorts and holding a pair of long-handled gardening scissors. Read More News STRANGE DEATH Mystery as student, 20, found dead in residence hall after 'screams heard' ON THE PROWL CCTV shows Stockton 'serial killer' walking with 'Usual Suspects-style' limp The source of the video and its connection, if any, to the arrest remains unclear. The rapper was released on Monday, according to police. Fans have taken to social media to show concern for the artist's mental health. ...Ain't sh** funny bout that rich boy situation. Life can get real, I'm praying for him,... said one Twitter user. Most read in The US Sun LAST WORDS Country queen Loretta Lynn shared heartbreaking message days before death at 90 IS KELLY OK? Ryan Seacrest concerned as Live co-host Kelly Ripa injures herself live on air TOTAL BLACKOUT World's biggest blackout as mystery grid failure plunges 140m into darkness PAIGE TURNER Spiranac gives brilliant answer after cheeky fan asks for influencer's 'size' ALICA IN WONDERLAND 'World's sexiest athlete' stuns fans on paddleboard in summer shoot WHO? Kourtney & Travis make surprise appearance on DWTS- but Tyra makes mistake Another wrote: ...poor rich boy i love u... And a third added: ...I'm praying for Rich Boy, sh** sad fr... Rich Boy, born Maurice Benjamin Richards, is best known for his 2006 hit song Throw Some D's. He has kept a relatively low profile recently but has had other brushes in with the law. According to al.com, the rapper has been involved in a legal situation since 2005 over the collection of a 2008 legal judgment. It stems from an incident involving the rapper and his brother Irvin O. Richards Jr. An accountant obtained the judgment after he claimed to have suffered injuries from ricocheting bullet fragments fired from a Cadillac occupied by the rapper and his brother. Read More on The US Sun RED-HANDED 'Person of interest' snared on video & cops say he's on mission after 6 murders RINGS OF POWER Gisele spotted without wedding ring in Miami amid Tom Brady divorce report In 2008 a jury issued a judgment against the brothers for $25,000 in compensatory damages and $312,500 in punitive damages. Since then, there has been a long and complex process of finding and garnishing the rapper's sources of income.
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