Katt is Back!

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November 23, 2009 • Troy Madison III  
Filed under Entertainment, Top Stories

  I am here to talk about Katt Williams. Recently Williams was arrested once again for burglary charges. He said it was a misunderstanding, but you will be soon be able to judge for yourself.  A lot of us like Katt Williams’ stand up comedy and acting.  On November  6, 2006, Williams was arrested for gun charges at an airport in Los Angeles. A judge sentenced Williams to three years of probation in 2006 after he pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor count of carrying a concealed firearm. Authorities had arrested Williams on Nov. 6 at Los Angeles International Airport after finding a gun in his briefcase.

 Williams, whose real name is Micah S. Katt Williams, is known for his roles in the movies “Friday After Next” and “Norbit”, and his comedy DVD, “Katt Williams: Pimpadelic.” He was briefly jailed in November of 2008 after New York police said officers discovered three guns in Williams’ car after pulling him over for driving without a license plate. Manhattan prosecutors dropped the weapons charges in July after running into problems proving their case. Recently, he was arrested at a friend’s house during a birthday party. Williams, who police say is 38, is charged with burglary and criminal trespassing, according to Coweta County Sheriff’s Office Maj. James Yarbrough.  He and his friend got into a drunken dispute.  Williams had a crowbar when he entered and is accused of taking $3,555 in jewelry and collectable coins. He said he was staying at producer Barry Hankerson’s Coweta estate while in town filming a movie about President Barack Obama. Because his friend was mad at him, he called the police on Katt and told them that he had stolen $50,000 in jewelry and collectable coins. He was let off on bail.

It is very obvious that Williams tends to get arrested for miniscule things.  Are police targeting him?  I think this is an unnecessary way to solve a problem just to get back at him by getting him arrested.  A friendship should never end in an argument.

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