Singer Keyshia Cole has been given two months to come up with documentation proving she completed a court-ordered alcohol education class or face jail....
Singer Keyshia Cole has been given two months to come up with documentation proving she completed a court-ordered alcohol education class or face jail.
The R&B singer's 2002 DUI conviction came back to haunt her this week (beg08Dec14) while she was in court facing charges of assaulting a woman at boyfriend Bryan 'Birdman' Williams' home in September (14).
A Los Angeles County court judge brought up a warrant issued for her arrest in 2004, relating to the DUI case.
Her lawyer insisted there was a mistake over paperwork, which led to the mix-up, but the judge insisted on seeing proof Cole had completed her alcohol-education class.
The judge gave the Trust and Believe singer's legal representative two months to submit the proof at a hearing scheduled for February (15), or his client would spend 30 days behind bars.
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