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<b>UPDATE</b>: Ice T Says Suspended License Arrest Is BS


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Jen Chung

Published Jul 20, 2010

Modified Jul 20, 2010


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2010_07_icet.jpgTMZ reports

that "Cop Killer" rapper-turned-Law & Order: SVU actor Ice-T was arrested for "allegedly driving on a suspended license, pulled over for driving without a seat belt and taken into custody." Ice T said on Twitter earlier this morning, "Up early.. @cutespartacus has to get knee surgery today.. It's a simple operation that common for bulldogs. Still sucks. Wish him luck..." In fact, his dog Spartacus also Tweeted, "Recovery time will be awesome because my mom, Coco will reward me by smothering me with her boobs.She loves hugging!I don't mind a bit."

Update: Ice T is telling the world (through Twitter) that the cops are LYING—and then gave an update about Spartacus and pondered our stupid world:

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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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