It looks like the Judge Brian Hansbury kept his word, and has issued two bench warrants for rapper DMX.
As previously reported, X missed his April 10th court date in White Plains City Court, NY. He was due in court on two seperate infractions. “In truth, I do not know where he is. Why would he
be hiding out from a damn traffic infraction?” said Murray Richman, the rapper’s lawyer.
“He said he missed a flight,” Richman said. “He’s always missing flights.”
According to Court Clerk Jennifer Ruggiero, the warrant means X “can be picked up anytime, and if he’s brought here he can be jailed.” Richman said that the judge agreed if DMX were to arrive within two weeks, he would “listen to his reasons” before allowing the rapper’s $25,000 bond to be forfeited.
The second bench warrant is from City Court in Yonkers, NY, where Judge Charles Wood has issued one for another missed date.
In other news Grafh’s long-awaited album Autografh is set to be released this summer, according to the rapper himself.
“I restructured this album…It’s a little personal and I wanted to introduce new producers to showcase new hot music, new hot lyrics, and some introspective content,” said Graph, according to AHH.
Autografh is set for a release on July 24th. You can preview downloadable tracks here.
