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MTV reports that the Toronto Police have charged the manager of the hit rap group "Black Eyed Peas" with assault on celebrity blogger Perez Hilton that occurred on Monday June 22,2009 early in the morning. The altercation happened outside of the Toronto Cobra nightclub. The Police said that Molina turned himself in on Monday afternoon. Molina is supposed to be back in court at Toronto's Old City Hall courthouse on August 5,2009 to answer the assault charge. He could reportedly face a maximum of five years in prison if prosecutors choose to charge him with an "indictable offense" or up to 18 months if he is charged with a "summary offense".
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Perez Hilton is taking to the Internet yet again to rehash an allegedly violent confrontation Sunday night that reportedly culminated in the arrest of a manager of the Black Eyed Peas. Following an argument with will.i.am of the Black Eyed Peas Sunday night at a Toronto nightclub, Hilton alleges that Peas manager Liborio "Polo" Molina punched him repeatedly outside the club. Hilton, who is openly gay, admitted in a video blog posted Monday that he had called will.i.am by an anti-gay slur. The Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation released a statement on Monday afternoon condemning his use of the slur, to which Perez responded by saying that GLAAD had "victimized him further by criticizing [him] for how [he] non-violently dealt with a very scary situation that, unfortunately, turned violent." Now, Hilton has followed up with yet another statement, this one almost 600 words long, which reads, in part,
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'He still seems to be justifying the use of the slurs,' reads a statement about Will.I.Am altercation.
By Jocelyn Vena

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On Tuesday, Perez Hilton took to his Web site to issue a new statement about his war of words with Black Eyed Peas frontman Will.I.Am. In the statement, he called his use of an anti-gay slur "misguided" but defended his right to employ such language if he feels threatened.
On Wednesday (June 24), GLAAD released a statement in response to Perez's apology, noting that violence is wrong, as is Perez "justifying the use of the slurs."

"First and foremost, it is important to remember that the violence committed against Perez Hilton is absolutely unacceptable and ought to be condemned in the strongest possible terms," wrote Rashad Robinson, senior director of media programs at GLAAD. "Perez Hilton's acknowledgement that

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