A constabulary officer reportedly pulled a gun on P. Diddy's entourage during a routine traffic stop in Los Angeles this past weekend.
The rap big businessman, whose genuine name is Sean Combs, was reportedly headed down Sunset Boulevard early Saturday morning (August 23) as part of a seven-car convoy when a sheriff's deputy coherent one of the cars to stop for having expired enrollment tags.
One of the deputies became interested and took out his gun when several men approached the vehicle, a sheriff's spokesman told the Associated Press. However, he reportedly cooled down chop-chop and place it back in its holster.
No citations were issued during the incident and a spokesman for P. Diddy aforesaid the officers were "respectful".
--By our Los Angeles staff.
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Texas town responds to Colbert's 'outhouse' slam
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Stephen Colbert's one-woman campaign against towns named Canton has its latest target lighting back. A city councilman in Canton, Texas, joked that he would "squash his nose" after the comedian referred to the town as an "incorporated outhouse."
"What does that sucker know about it? He's never been here anyway," Councilman John Fuller said in a story Friday in the Tyler Morning Telegraph.
In an ongoing gag on his Comedy Central show "The Colbert Report," Colbert has been pickings pot shots at various towns named Canton. It began when he referred to a Georgia town as "the crappy Canton."
Colbert then referred to Canton, Kan., with an unprintable epithet, and referred to Canton, S.D., as "North Dakota's soiled ashtray."
Cantons in Connecticut, Illinois, Massachusetts, North Carolina and Ohio have so far escaped Colbert's ire.
Leaders of the Texas town of Canton, which has a population of about 5,100, invited Colbert to the town's monthly flea market - which, according to a city Web site, harkens back to Texas' frontier traditions, "when it was common to trade a rifle for a salutary hunting dog."
"Canton is known worldwide," City Manager Andy McCuistion aforesaid of the town, set about 55 miles southeastern United States of Dallas. "You can go anywhere in the world, and people will say, `Canton? Yeah, I know where that is. It's where that big flea securities industry is.'"
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