Alfamega (real name: Cedric Zellers) is having the worst week ever. Not only has he been outed as a certified snitch and dropped from T.I.’s Grand Hustle imprint, but to make matters worse, we hear he was sitting in jail when all of this happened! According to a new report by The Smoking Gun, he was arrested April 29th on felony gun and obstruction charges following a confrontation with police. They say he made bail Saturday, but if convicted, he could face up to 10 years in prison!

According to an Atlanta Police Department report, a copy of which you’ll find below, police found a stolen .40 caliber pistol in Zellars’s SUV during a search of the vehicle following a traffic stop (the Sig Sauer handgun was loaded and had a round in the chamber). After cops discovered the gun, Zellars became “combative and non-compliant” and sought to flee.

Officer Antonio Blasini pepper sprayed Zellars in the face, but the substance “had no immediate effect.” Cops chased Zellars to a nearby parking garage, where he was struck with a police baton, again to no effect. In a bid to shake his pursuers, Zellars weaved through parked cars and climbed over the garage wall, jumping “25-30 feet to the ground.” The landing was not a smooth one.

The fall “resulted in an injury that appeared to be pieces of bone protruding from his ankle,” cops noted. Zellars, pictured in the mug shot above, was booked into a Fulton County jail, where he remained until Saturday when he made bail. Zellars, a predicate felon, has yet to be indicted on the gun and obstruction charges. However, if the gun case were to be handled by federal prosecutors, Zellars could easily be facing more than a decade in prison.

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Pepperspray? And they beat his @ss with a baton … and he was still trying to run? That dude must be a beast!

After exposing the fabricated realities of Akon and Rick Ross‘ respective careers in the music industry, The Smoking Gun went at Grand Hustle recording artist Alfamega and uncovered some dirt on the former T.I. protege. To make a long story short, old Alfy once worked as a DEA informant. A government witness. A snitch! And apparently, T.I. did NOT like that at all … which is why we called him T.I.’s former protege.

In light of the Smoking Gun’s shocking revelation, T.I. dropped Alfamega like a bad habit live on air via Atlanta’s Hot 107.9 radio station saying that he doesn’t see him or Grand Hustle playing a role in his personal or professional business … ever.

“Even though all our artists and employees are asked by us to be honest and open about their past history, at no time did Alfa disclose to me or Grand Hustle what has now appeared in the media. He essentially deceived us by failing to fully disclose the truth about his past and there is no place in our organization for dishonest and misleading behavior. As I have always said, you must take responsibility for your own actions. We at Grand Hustle can not support or condone the blaming of others for our own mistakes. I hope and pray to god bless his financial plans, but I don’t forsee me or my company playing a role in his personal or professional business. End.”

Damn! Dude does know his rap career is over, right? Time to hit the books and get an education … or something!

No, that’s not a typo … we really mean FIGHTS! With an “s.” If you didn’t know what the “Dirty Awards” were before today, then you damn sure know what they are now! The 2008 Dirty Awards, hosted by Radio One, went down last night in Atlanta at the Georgia International Congress Center. The show, hosted by rapper David Banner, went on without a hitch … that is, until Atlanta rapper Shawty Lo hit the stage. After Shawty Lo performed “Dey Know,” the one song everybody knows him for, he proceeded to poke fun of T.I.’s Grand Hustle crew with his own version of “Ain’t I,” a song by Grand Hustle artist Yung LA. Shawty Lo called his version “Don’t I.” While we don’t know the specifics of all of the details, we do know someone from Grand Hustle (eyewitnesses say it was Alfamega) got heated and threw a chair on the stage, and it all went downhill from there. Authorities broke up the fight, and the show continued.

Shortly after the on-stage brawl, we hear T.I. and Shawty Lo talked privately with each other backstage, with T.I. insisting that the two end their childish, pointless, and long-running beef. Later in the show, T.I. accepted an award, and the Grand Hustle crew got up on stage to perform the REAL version of “Ain’t I.” When T.I. got to his verse, he changed up a few of the works, making verbal jabs at Shawty Lo. And near the end of the performance, a member of Grand Hustle hopped off the stage and stole on someone who witnesses say was allegedly Shawty Lo’s brother.

Authorities, once again, broke up the fight. But this time, pepper spray was involved and the show was immediately shut down prematurely. Sources say the confrontation didn’t end there as the two sides continued to fight outside of the show.

Why can’t black people come together in peace?

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