Floyd Mayweather Jr. Gets 90 Days In Jail For Domestic Violence Incident
Private booty warrior lessons are the new lumps of coal. Underfeated prizefighter Floyd Mayweather Jr. was sentenced Wednesday to 90 days in jail after pleading guilty to reduced battery domestic violence and harassment charges before a Las Vegas judge.
The plea deal avoids trial on felony allegations that he hit his ex-girlfriend and threatened two of their children during an argument at her home in September 2010.
“He just continually gets himself into trouble and he is able to get himself out of it as well,” Prosecutor Lisa Luzaich told Justice of the Peace Melissa Saragosa. “Essentially it is because he is who he is and is able to get away with everything.”


Sparks had been facing eight felony charges involving the alleged crime. The Lost Angeles hip-hop choreographer pleaded no contest Tuesday to a felony count of having unlawful sex with a minor under 16 after prosecutors dropped the original charges.


A Jacksonville mother charged with shaking her baby to death has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder.




