Say It Ain't So, Nate

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Prosecutors have filed felony charges against Nate Dogg, who authorities suspect threatened and stalked his wife.

The rapper, whose real name is Nathaniel Dwayne Hale, was charged Monday. He was arrested last month by the California Highway Patrol after his wife claimed he was threatening her and following her as she drove on a freeway south of Los Angeles.

Hale, 38, will be arraigned July 16 on felony counts of making criminal threats, stalking and a misdemeanor charge of driving while his license was suspended for a drunken driving violation. - END

The man who has made a legendary career out of singing hooks and verses on countless songs about pimping, macking, playerism and passing a groupie to the next homie is busted for STALKING?

I wonder if his lawyer's going to use the "bitches ain't shit but hos and tricks" defense.