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Detroit rapper Obie Trice to serve 90 days in jail after shooting incident in December

The former Shady Records member plead guilty to possession of an unregistered gun in June

NEW YORK, NY - AUGUST 07: Rapper Obie Trice attends G-Shock Shock The World 2013 at Basketball City on August 7, 2013 in New York City. (Photo by Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for G-Shock)

NOVI, Mich. – Detroit rapper Obie Trice was sentenced to 90 days in jail on Wednesday in connection with a home shooting incident in December 2019.

Trice, 42, was charged in February following a shooting incident at his home in Commerce Township on Dec. 6, 2019. An 18-year-old man had been shot in the leg after a domestic altercation and Trice was considered a suspect at the time.

Trice plead guilty to the charge in June.

READ: Detroit rapper Obie Trice arrested after shooting at his home in Commerce Township

Police responded to a report that someone was yelling that they had been shot at a home on Woodvale Drive near 14 Mile Road and Welch Drive, officials said. Trice was arrested for violating a friend of the court warrant for child support payments, with a bond of $16,900, according to jail records.

A second charge of aggravated felony assault against Trice was pending at the time of his arrest, according to jail records, but was not authorized at that time.

During his hearing Wednesday Trice was credited 5 days toward his sentence at the Oakland County Jail.

Trice is a former member of Eminem’s record label Shady Records. He left the label in 2008. He has released a total of five studio albums, including his latest in August.

In 2006, Trice’s car was shot six times while driving on the Lodge Freeway in Detroit. A bullet hit him in the head, though he was able to drive off the freeway to find help. Doctors decided the bullet was too dangerous to remove, so it remains lodged in his skull.

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