NATE DOGG SHOWS UP IN COURT

Nate Dogg showed up in court yesterday to answer complaints surrounding threatening his estranged wife.



Showing up to court in a wheelchair—the result of a stroke suffered six months ago that left him partially paralyzed. The Prodigal Son rapper pleaded not guilty today to felony charges stemming from his arrest last month for threatening his estranged wife.Dogg, faces two felony counts of making criminal threats, one felony count of stalking and one misdemeanor charge of driving with a suspended license from a previous DUI.
He was released on $50,000 bond, which Compton Superior Court Commissioner Joel Wallenstein upped to $100,000 this morning. After doing so, the commissioner ordered the bailiff to temporarily place Dogg in a holding area until his camp paid the additional $50,000. [Nate Dogg's] next court appearance is scheduled for Aug. 1, at which point a judge will decide whether or not there’s enough evidence for the case to go to trial.

GV Says: Who knew he was in a wheelchair.

NATE DOGG ARRESTED

Nate Dogg was arrested around 8:30 AM PT this morning while driving on the 405 in L.A.

According to police, Nate's estranged wife called into 911 freaking out as she was driving, claiming Nate was making death threats against her and "dangerously" following her as she drove down the road.

Police stopped them both, and after interviewing both parties, arrested him for making terrorist threats and driving on a suspended license.The singer, whose real name is Nathaniel Hale, is currently in the process of being booked into the medical ward of the Twin Towers jail in downtown L.A.

He suffered a debilitating stroke last December.

GV Says: Nate needs to sit his old behind down. You would think he had better things to do than run down behind this woman.