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Less than a month after being sent to solitary confinement, incarcerated rapper DMX finds himself in the hot seat once again.

Phoenix"s Fox 10 news reports that X has attacked a Sheriff"s detention officer while on lockdown in Arizona"s Tent City prison facility, and may now face felony aggravated assault charges. If authorities decide to take action, the Yonkers MC could face up to 8 years behind bars.

X was put on 23-hour-a-day lockdown on February 8th after a separate incident with Maricopa County officers.

The former Ruff Ryders front man is currently serving a 90-day sentence for drug, theft and animal cruelty charges.

Nike gets a little reptilian on us with a couple of new Terminator models sporting the popular animal skin motif. Both a Terminator high and low top receive the Lux makeover. The high tops feature a tonal white leather upper accenting with gum bottoms and a snake skin swoosh while the lows combine textured black/green uppers and gum soles. Both are now available at select Lux Nike accounts.

An infant and at least six other people were shot Tuesday along a parade route packed with Mardi Gras revelers. The 20-month-old child was only grazed by a bullet and wasn't seriously injured. Two suspects were in custody, police said. Gunshots erupted near the Garden District about 1:40 p.m. as a stream of truck floats passed by after the last major parade, Rex, had ended. Thousands of people partied in the streets on the last day of Carnival before the violence broke out along the oak-lined Uptown streetcar line, reports The Associated Press. "It sounded like a string of fireworks, so I knew it was more than one shooter," said Toni Labat, 29, a limousine company manager. She was with her two children, a 2-year-old boy and a 10-year-old girl. "Everybody was petrified. They hit the ground, the floats stopped, everybody on the floats ducked," Labat said. Labat said one man dragged himself on the ground screaming for help after being wounded and another man was gasping for air and bleeding from his mouth. Police spokesman Bob Young said the victims - three men ages 50, 33 and 20, two young women ages 20 and 17, and a 15-year-old boy - were taken to area hospitals. Young said the 20-month-old baby was grazed by a bullet and not seriously hurt, according to the AP. The two most seriously injured victims underwent surgery for stomach wounds, said Officer Janssen Valencia, though he didn't know the men's conditions. The others were listed in stable condition Tuesday night with injuries not considered life-threatening. Police believe the victims were bystanders hit at random, though a motive for the shooting hasn't been determined, Valencia said. Their names weren't released. Dr. Jim Parry, 41, a surgeon at a gathering of doctors near the shooting site, ran over to tend to one man who he said had been shot in the abdomen. "He kept asking me, 'Was I shot? Was I shot?'" Paramedics arrived and took over for the Air Force reservist. "I'm off to Afghanistan this summer. Damn, this is more dangerous than Afghanistan," Parry said. Two men, 19-year-old Mark Brooks and 18-year-old Louis Lazone, both of New Orleans, were each booked with seven counts of attempted first-degree murder. Brooks also faces a charge of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, Young said. It was not immediately known if the men had attorneys. Three weapons believed used in the shooting were recovered, Young said. Two other shootings were reported in the midst of Mardi Gras celebrations. One happened on Friday night after an argument. And around 12:25 a.m. Wednesday - just after Mardi Gras officially ends - a 21-year-old man was shot in the back in the middle of a Bourbon Street crowd, police said. His name was not released, but police spokesman Garry Flot said he was in stable condition. Beau Beals, 45, said he was outside a house party on St. Charles Avenue when the shooting erupted. He said he and other revelers tossed children over a metal fence to get them to safety, but others kept waiting for beads and trinkets being tossed from the floats as if nothing happened. "They had an ambulance out here picking the guy up off the street and people didn't stop vying for throws," Beals said.

A Manhattan judge shot down rapper Lil" Wayne"s bid to toss a gun case lodged against him - and instead set a trial date.

Defense lawyer Stacey Richman tried to quash the July 2007 arrest, claiming a cop lied about smelling marijuana wafting out of the Grammy winner"s tour bus and used it as an excuse to board.

"The motion is denied," Supreme Court Justice Charles Solomon told the 26-year-old star, whose real name is Dwayne Carter, in court on Tuesday.

The hugely popular "Lollipop" singer sat in the courtroom in a black leather jacket, blue jeans and black-rimmed glasses as giddy fans whispered about asking for his autograph.

The cop testified at a hearing in Manhattan Supreme Court last fall that after she smelled pot coming from the bus on the upper West Side, she boarded and found a loaded, 9-mm. handgun in the singer"s Louis Vuitton bag.

Richman argued the cop was several blocks away, helping another officer arrest rapper Ja Rule, whose real name is Jeffrey Atkins, also on gun charges.

The hip-hop artists were busted after a Lil" Wayne & Friends concert at Broadway"s Beacon Theater.

Authorities have said the two busts were an hour apart.

The judge set a trial date of April 20, but not before all sides skirmished over conflicts with the star"s upcoming tour schedule.

"I"m not psychic, nor is Mr. Carter," Richman said of Carter"s professional commitments beyond April 12, when his tour ends. Richman asked for time "to consult with the booker."

The judge refused. "I"m not going to take a backseat here," Solomon said before setting a trial date.

Carter faces felony weapons charges and up to 15 years in prison if convicted.

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