Juvenile Accused of Beating Up Waffle House Customer

Juvenile attacked a man who insulted his girlfriend at a Waffle House in South Carolina this week.

The rapper and some of his entourage jumped a man who made rude comments in front of the woman, according to TMZ. The media outlet obtained footage of the altercation which shows Juvie and his friend attack the man after he appears to mouth off to the rapper. The fight is eventually broken up. The man reportedly said “Juvenile here, here come all the hoes now,” according to an eyewitness. The cops showed up an hour later and TMZ said that they didn’t take a report since no one was there by the time they've arrived.

Juvenile was in town for the Legends of Southern Hip Hop tour. The customer didn’t press any charges against the rapper, according to the NY Daily News. The rapper has made the news for similar incidents in the past. Back in 2002, he turned himself into police and was charged with simple battery and simple robbery charges after an altercation with a New Orleans barber. Juvenile attacked the barber, Bert Williams, for making and selling bootleg recordings of his music. The two engaged in a heated discussion that led to the rapper punching Williams, knocking him to the ground, and stealing $200 from his pocket. He's also been arrested in recent years for speeding and marijuana possession and almost did a 90-day stint in prison after he skipped paying child support to Dionne Williams, the mother of his teenage son.

TMZ previously reported that the rapper had not paid child support in the past five years and owed his child's mother $160,000. He's currently signed to the label that made him a star, Cash Money Records, after years of controversy and strife between him and the company. He is expected to release a new album titled "800 Degrees" sometime in this year. 

Source: allhiphop.com