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Lil Nas X's Felony Charges in Jeopardy

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Lil Nas X secures mental health diversion program, potentially dismissing felony assault charges after a bipolar episode in 2021.

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Lil Nas X's Felony Charges in Jeopardy

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It's April 6th, music news today starts now, AI powered and always on beat. Lil Nas X is one step closer to wiping felony assault charges off his record after a Los Angeles judge approved him for a mental health diversion program. That means if he follows a treatment plan and keeps his nose clean for the next two years, the charges get dismissed for good. Rewind to last August when he got arrested wandering Ventura Boulevard in just his underwear and cowboy boots. Jobs hit him with three counts of battery on an officer and won for resisting, which could have landed him up to five years behind bars. The judge saw it as a one-off slip tied to his bipolar diagnosis, calling it way out of character for him, noted he's thriving with treatment now and that he's both him and society in a better spot. His lawyer shared he checked himself into an Arizona facility for nearly two months of inpatient care, all on his own initiative. The court will review everything in April 2028 to make the final call.

He's grateful for the shot at a fresh start, knowing things could have gone south fast, and everyone's watching to see him hold it down from here.

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