Suge Knight’s Problems Keep Piling Up, Music Mogul No-Show For Separate Criminal Case

Former Death Row Records CEO Marion "Suge" Knight was a no-show this week in court for a case related to a photographer incident last year.

According to reports, Suge’s attorney David Kenner appeared on his behalf Wednesday (February 11).

Kenner appeared on Knight’s behalf at a brief hearing Wednesday on an unrelated robbery charge filed after a celebrity photographer reported that Knight and comedian Katt Williams stole her camera. Kenner said he will oppose the motion at a Feb. 19 hearing. (USA Today)

Check out the latest twist in Suge’s fatal hit and run case on the next page…

According to the latest reports, new footage may show Suge fled for his life after having a gun aimed at him in a fatal hit and run incident last month.

Suge Knight now has a video of the entire parking lot altercation that resulted in a man’s death — and sources connected to Suge tell us it shows someone holding a gun and pointing it ominously at Suge, and that person is Cle “Bone” Sloan. Our Suge sources believe the video clearly shows the fight leading up to the fatal hit and run was an ambush. We’re told you see a gun in Bone’s hand … and it looks like another person is also there holding a gun. (TMZ)

Recent reports revealed Knight had a bail review hearing pushed back to March 20 this week.

Knight, 49, appeared healthy and sipped from a cup of water a sheriff’s deputy gave him while he sat handcuffed in orange jail garments in a Compton courthouse Monday morning. The former head of Death Row Records has been in custody since being arrested on suspicion of running over two men with his car, killing one of them. (Los Angeles Times)

Suge appeared in court last week to address his criminal charges.

Former rap mogul Marion “Suge” Knight pleaded not guilty Tuesday to murder charges in a fatal hit-and-run incident before complaining of chest pains in court and being taken to the hospital. Knight, 49, stood in a defendant’s box next to his attorneys and intently read the complaint against him as the hearing opened. (CNN)