Jul 17, 2008 • 1 min read

Nate Dogg pleads not guilty to stalking charges

Nate Dogg has pleaded not guilty to stalking and threatening his estranged wife, appearing in a wheelchair at court in Compton, where his bail was doubled.

Nate Dogg has pleaded not guilty to those previously reported charges of stalking and threatening his estranged wife. The rapper, real name Nathaniel Hale, is, of course, still recovering from a stroke, and arrived in a wheelchair for his appearance at court in Compton, in Los Angeles County. His attorney requested that Hale remain free in order to continue with ongoing treatment for the aforementioned stroke, but prosecutors think he's still a threat, and I think it's with that in mind that the court commissioner doubled his bail.

Hale will appear in court again in early August.

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