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Q: Rap mogul Marion "Suge" Knight and comedian Micah "Katt" Williams were arrested Wednesday for stealing a paparazzo's camera outside a Beverly Hills studio last month, authorities said. 
  
 Knight and Williams are charged with one count each of robbery. 
  
 The two men are suspected of stealing the camera of independent celebrity photographer Leslie Redden on Sept. 5 outside a studio in Beverly Hills. 
  
 Police say Knight "orchestrated" the robbery in an alley off North Canon Drive. 
  
 "It was a strong arm robbery where a camera was forcefully removed from the photographer by Katt Williams. The victim in the matter did sustain injury in this case," Beverly Hills Police Lt. Lincoln Hoshino said. 
  
 Williams was arrested Wednesday morning after he arrived at an Inglewood court for arraignment in a separate assault case. 
  
 Knight, who was staying at a property off the Las Vegas Strip, was taken into custody on Wednesday by a task force of local police and the FBI, according to a statement from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. 
  
 Las Vegas authorities made the arrest after they were advised by Beverly Hills police that a felony warrant for robbery had been issued for Knight. 
  
 He was booked at the Clark County Detention Center on warrants for being fugitive and driving on a suspended license, Las Vegas police said. 
  
 "Mr. Knight was unaware that there was any warrant," said Richard Schonfeld, Knight's attorney. "We will be addressing the circumstances in court." 
  
 If convicted, Knight, who has a prior conviction for assault with a deadly weapon, faces up to 30 years to life in state prison. Williams faces up to seven years in custody. 
  
 "Mr. Knight is kind of a magnet for trouble over time. Assault with a deadly weapon in his past, he’s a fugitive from justice, driving on a suspended license," NBC4 legal analyst Royal Oakes said. "As a result, if convicted of stealing a camera, he could go to prison for 30 years." 
  
 Oakes believes Knight and Williams' defense teams may also have a case. 
  
 “I would say this is a horrible misunderstanding. These paparazzo folks can be abusive and you can’t blame him for lashing out and trying to take the camera," Oakes said. 
  
 Knight, the former head of Death Row Records, was most recently made the news in August when he was one of three people wounded during an early morning shooting at a West Hollywood nightclub. 
  
 Williams is free on $75,000 bail. Knight is in Las Vegas awaiting extradition and considered a fugitive for crossing state lines. His bail is set at $1 million. ||||| It was not the first time the Death Row Records founder was injured in a shooting. In 2005, he was shot during another pre-awards party in Miami. And in 1996, he was struck by bullet fragments during the Las Vegas shooting that killed Tupac Shakur. |||||
A:
Suge Knight's latest run-in with the law could be his last: The rap mogul could get up to life in prison for allegedly stealing a camera from a paparazzo outside a Beverly Hills studio last month. Police say the Death Row Records co-founder and comedian Katt Williams allegedly chased the photographer down an alley and Williams "forcibly" took her camera, reports the Los Angeles Times. She suffered minor injuries. Both men have been charged with robbery, which could get Knight 30 years to life because of an earlier conviction for assault with a deadly weapon. A police spokesman says the men were arrested as part of an "ongoing, rapidly evolving investigation," and they're still trying to trace a man and woman who were with Knight and Williams at the time. Knight was arrested in Las Vegas yesterday and booked for being a fugitive and driving with a suspended license, NBC reports; Williams, who faces up to seven years in prison if found guilty, was arrested when he arrived at a California court for a separate assault case. (Knight isn't having a great year: He was shot multiple times at a pre-VMAs party hosted by Chris Brown in August.)