Rapper Lil Wayne is responsible for the drug probation in Arizona
Rapper Lil Wayne was 9:52 minutes has already served one year in prison in New York for a crime related to firearms sentenced Wednesday to three years probation in Arizona on charges of drug possession. Skip related content Wayne, whose real name is Dwayne Michael Carter Jr., was currently in prison in Arizona after a plea bargaining, resulting from his arrest in January 2008, a Border Patrol spared the United States in the checkpoint state. Under the agreement, the 30-year-old Grammy winner pleaded guilty one count of possession of a dangerous drug. Three other drug and weapons charges were dismissed. Wayne has plead in court via video link from New York, where he seemed caught since March to try to blame criminal possession of a weapon. James Tilson, the Arizona attorney Carter said he was satisfied with the action of the Court. "We are very pleased that we are able to wrap everything was," Tilson told Reuters. "This is a favorable plea agreement that allow Carter, his career will continue." Carter will begin his training in Arizona to New York his sentence, "said Tilson. 'S coach, wears Rapper other 11, was arrested and searched by authorities alerted the Border Patrol after they were through, "said a drug sniffing dog. Officers found nearly four ounces marijuana, one ounce of cocaine, 41 grams of ecstasy and a .40 caliber pistol registered Carter. Carter, whose album "Tha Carter III" sells for U.S. release of over 2008 and earned the best rap album and three other awards at the Grammy Awards in 2009. His album "Rebirth" was on 2 February published ratings by delays and mostly negative. (Editing by Bob Tourtellotte)