Pitbull Busted for DUI

By Arielle Castillo Fri., Dec. 21 2007 at 4:29 PM

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Okay, I admit to reading this on Perez Hilton first, but the Miami Herald's also got the whole scoop. In a nutshell, Mr. 305 got caught driving drunk early this morning. The story kinda deserves LOLz, though, for how ultimately Miami it is. First, he didn't get busted on South Beach, or even downtown -- instead, he was on the Palmetto, near SW 56th Street. And then check how he responded to the cop:

"Come on papo, what's up?''
''Come on, This ain't nuthin. You're wasting your time... Let's not do this, yo."

He managed to list his occupation as "rapper, self-employed," but could not successfully name his ethnicity or weight. Here's Lil' Chico's mugshot. -- Arielle Castillo

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Another day past, another day of waiting. What was the normal proceedure at Estefan Enterprises A/R Department? When the A/R Director said we had an excellent project and that he would set up a meeting with Emilio, why did it not happen? We heard the same thing eveytime. "Emilio likes the idea and is interested, but you guys have to come back". That's what Jairo kept saying. When Jairo promised Shakira a meeting with Emilio, she got and and was not "strung along for years". We expected the same professional courtesy. While we are at it, neither Combs, Burnett, or the Zumba people have waited to meet with Emilio. Enough for today....
Dear Emilio, Is your Christmas tree as empty as mine? You must have a lot of gifts, so why not give my friend and I one gift. Just meet with us. From a man who has so much to give, and has given much to less deserving individuals, my friend and I waited almost eight years, so is 15 minutes of your time to much to ask for? John "Miami Beach", The Game!
A belated Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year too, don't forget "Emilio" we are still waiting for you. We hope your not offended, please don't get mad at us for all we did was in your A/R department trust. We know deep in your heart you want to do what's right, all that's required is for us to be in your sight. Always remember that we came to your office with a dream, and after years of waiting we would appreciate being seen. Joe and John
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