Kanye West May Face Jail Time For His Anger Management Issues!

Kanye West is too arrogant for his own good.Now,his attitude may very well get him some time in jail.Most stars get irritated with the barrage of photographers that try & capture their every move!But,it goes along with the territory.And most of these celebrities crave the attention once it's gone.They can't have it both ways.You can't use the media when you want too.Once you open Pandora's box,it's nearly impossible to close it!

Don't pursue a life of fame & fortune if all you really want is privacy.Maybe he should never have decided to be both a producer & a rapper.Kanye West should have just stayed behind the scenes.But,he's way too big-headed for that!


Here's more on the charges that Mr. West is facing for his behavior from CNN:

"Rapper Kanye West and his business manager face vandalism, battery and grand theft charges in connection with a scuffle with photographers at Los Angeles International Airport last September.

The Los Angeles County district attorney declined to file felony charges, but L.A. City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo decided to charge West, 31, and Don Crawley, 33, with misdemeanors Wednesday.

Police arrested West on September 11, 2008, after an altercation with two paparazzi, airport police said.

The incident, which took place near the airport's Terminal 4, occurred between the rap star and Crawley -- his road manager and bodyguard -- and a photographer and a cameraman who were taking their photos, airport police said.

The cameras of the paparazzi were damaged in the altercation, police said.

West was charged with one count of vandalism, one count of grand theft and one count of battery, according to Frank Mateljan, the spokesman for the city attorney.

Crawley was charged with two counts of vandalism, two counts of grand theft and two counts of battery, Mateljan said.

If convicted of all charges, West could face up to two years and six months in jail, while Crawley could face up to five years, he said.

Their arraignment hearing is set for April 14 at the Los Angeles Airport Courthouse, he said."(END OF EXCERPT)Read the rest here.