Canon, conspiracy, rapper B.G. accused charges

 A federal grand jury charged Thursday New Orleans rapper B.G. on charges of gun and conspiracy, U.S. Attorney Jim Letten said.

LETTEN, said the 30-years-old rapper, whose real name is Christopher Dorsey, faces two counts of offence of possession of a firearm and one count of conspiracy to obstruct justice.

If convicted, Dorsey faces up to 10 years in prison and a fine on charges of gun and up to 20 years of $250,000 and $250,000 fine on the conspiracy charge.

The charges are a 2009 traffic stop in which agents recovered three guns, two were reported stolen. Police said The Times-Picayune that Dorsey was arrested with two others in the vehicle, Demounde Pollard and Jerod Fedison.

According to the indictment, Dorsey conspired with Pollard and Fedison for obstruction of justice by "inducing Demounde Pollard to sign a false affidavit that Dorsey did not three firearms on November 3, 2009.

Pollard and Fedison pleaded guilty in the case and are awaiting sentencing, Letten said.

It does not immediately known if Dorsey was a Prosecutor and a list of phone not found for him.

B.G. is probably best known for "Bling Bling of 1999," which was a success by the group, the Hot Boys, which he was a member with rappers Lil Wayne, juvenile, and Turk.

Nicolas Cage are facing criminal charges of the arrest of New Orleans

Nicolas Cage. Photo credits: Michael Tran/FilmMagic.comTV Guide

Nicolas Cage will not prosecuted for his arrest month last in New Orleans, those reports.

"After their investigation, the RDR was denied all charges against Nick and the case has been closed," Cage of the Attorney, Harry Rosenberg, told the magazine.

Nicolas Cage, arrested in New Orleans

April 16 of 47-year old actor was charged with disturbing the peace and violence after going into a fight with his wife, Alice Kim. It has been reserved in the Orleans Parish Prison and released later in the day.

"We are pleased that the process has led to a correct result, despite inaccurate reports and that Nick has been erased and all charges have been dropped," said Rosenberg.

Charges dropped against Nicolas Cage in New Orleans

LOS ANGELES  - actor Nicolas Cage has avoided prosecution in New Orleans three weeks after he was arrested following a drunken argument with his wife, People magazine reported Thursday.

He quoted his attorney as saying that accusations of domestic violence battery, disturbing the peace and public drunkenness had been dropped.

"The New Orleans District Attorney confirmed that no charge any is prosecuted against him," Harry Rosenberg said the magazine. "After their investigation, the RDR was denied all charges against Nick and the case was closed.".

Calls after hours of officials in New Orleans were not answered, and Cage publicist did not immediately respond to an email seeking further information.

The old actor of 47 years was taken into custody at the end on 16 April, after police said that he and his third wife, Alice Kim, obtained in a debate about the correct address of the House they were renting.

According to a statement which described as "highly intoxicated", Cage began to hit cars and tried to get into a taxi cab. Then he yelled for police officers who order without delay. There is no visible injury to his wife.

Two days later, the couple attended the marriage of the son of 20 years of Cage, Weston, New Orleans.

Cage, the nephew of Director Francis Ford Coppola, is best known for such films as "raising Arizona", "Gone in 60 seconds" and "National Treasure". He won an Oscar for his portrait of a jaded alcoholic in the film of 1995 "Leaving Las Vegas".

But his fortune of ticketing were mixed, and he was forced to sell part of its sumptuous houses around the world to settle tax debts of several million dollars to the Government of the United States.