katt williams

You may remember that back in late November, comedian Katt Williams resisted arrest and took police on a wild goose chase on a strange three-wheeled motorcycle that he may have stolen from Bruce Wayne. Well he finally went to court over it, only to somehow magically avoid jail time. He must have had one of those "get out of jail free" cards or something.

We know it's hard to keep track of all of Katt Williams' charges since he seems to get arrested every 10 minutes, but he got a pretty sweet break on one of them. The oft-cuffed comic won't face criminal charges for child endangerment following cops finding, oh, you know, just drugs and guns in the house where he lives with his kids. Nbd guys.

Katt Williams was arrested again (we know) on Jan. 8 in Los Angeles because he has yet to learn his lessons about all those other times he was arrested. You'd think by now he'd know not to run from police, miss a court date or look vaguely arrestable.

In addition to owing his fans apologies for beating and slapping them, the IRS says Katt Williams owes the government $4 million in unpaid taxes. Which begs the question: Jesus, how much does this dude make?

Maybe Katt Williams should just get his own pair of custom-fitted handcuffs and wear them all the time to spare cops the trouble. This time around, he was detained by police outside of a Subway “restaurant” on Dec. 20 for parking too close to a fire hydrant, and in response, he's now playing the race card.

Warning to anyone who plans to attend a Katt Williams show: You might get a beatdown, and it'll be your own fault. Kind of. Sort of. Okay, not really.

A mere four days ago comedian Katt Williams tearfully retired from stand-up after his stay in Seattle went bad. And by "went bad" we mean the police did not appreciate him terrorizing families at a local restaurant.