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DMX Denied Bond; New Hearing Set for December 16

MC will remain in jail on probation violation and other charges

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December 9, 2010 5:02 PM ET
DMX Denied Bond; New Hearing Set for December 16
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DMX was denied bond in an Arizona court Thursday morning and will remain in jail until at least December 16, when the next hearing in his probation-violation case will be held.

The MC was arrested on multiple charges last month, including probation violation, failure to submit to drug testing and several drug charges. He was three weeks away from finishing an 18-month substance-abuse program, and later said that a sip of alcohol at one of his concerts set off a string of events that landed him back in jail.

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"And I realize I shouldn't have done it," he told Fox10 in Phoenix. "I wasn't done with the program. They let me out. I should have protected myself better."

He has been arrested six times in Arizona's Maricopa County, where he lives, in the past decade.

DMX Granted Continuance at Hearing; New Court Date Set for December 16 [Phoenix New Times via AllHipHop.com]

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