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Katt Williams – Celebrity Mug Shots

Katt Williams

Katt Williams

Comedian Katt Williams (whose real name is Micah Williams) got into a little trouble with the law last month.  He was arrested by Georgia sheriff’s deputies and charged with burglary and criminal trespass.  The burglarized house that Williams is accused of breaking into was a horse farm in rural west Georgia (owned by record producer Barry Hankerson).

By the sounds of the whole situation, it looks like Williams was actually staying as a guest at the home when an employee of the record producer discovered that some jewelry was missing ($3,500 worth).  Williams was accused of the theft by the employee and they got into an argument.  The employee then filed a police report as if Williams had broken into the home with a crowbar (and Katt was arrested and got these lovely pictures taken while being booked in a jail near Atlanta).

Katt Williams and his attorney William Briggs deny any wrong doing in the incident.  “Mr. Williams wears more than that in jewelry on his person,” Briggs said in a statement to defend his client (maybe the $3,500 in jewelry that he just stole and the $5,000 worth that he stole a few months ago – you’re right Briggs, that does add up to more!).

38 year old Williams lives in California and was in Georgia for about a month while filming a movie produced by Hankerson. He is the star of movies such as “Friday After Next” and “Norbit” with Eddie Murphey.  He also does voice overs on cartoons such as “The Boondocks“.  Some of his future goals include competing with Mr T. in the “Most ridiculous – looking jewelry contest”.

The Boondocks (TV series)
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