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Judge fines rapper Flo Rida $7,000 for lying

by theGrio | June 25, 2012 at 2:04 PM
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Rapper Flo Rida has been fined $7,000 for lying in a case where a former employee claims she was only paid a little over three dollars an hour. UrbanDaily.com reports.

Southern rapper Flo Rida may be a hit on the music charts, but he certainly isn’t a hit in the courtroom.

Flo Rida was just slapped with a $7k fine for lying to a judge in case where Flo Rida is being sued by a former employee who says he paid her below minimum wage as she worked her fingers to the bone.As the story goes, Mahogany Miller is suing the “Wild Ones” rapper alleging he paid her $3.08 an hour.

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