Q: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
UPDATE: 50 Cent paid a $1,100 fine after he was arrested in the Caribbean island, St. Kitts, for using explicit language onstage, Billboard reports. A representative for the rapper said in a statement: "We just want people to know we ain’t mad about this, we all had a good time. 50 enjoyed it so much he decided to stay longer ... and we would come back and perform in St. Kitts again anytime they would like to have us back.” 
  
 50 Cent was arrested Saturday following a performance after cursing onstage, which is prohibited by the nation's law. The rapper was booked on charges of profanity after dropping a "motherfuckin'" while performing his hit "P.I.M.P.," TMZ reports. 
  
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 The site added that 50 Cent's DJ didn't play a censored version of the 2003 single at the St. Kitts Music Festival, but when the F-bombs were broadcast over the speakers, the rapper still muttered the profanities instead of sidestepping them. That was enough for authorities to charge 50 Cent with using explicit language in public. 
  
 "[Curtis "50 Cent"] Jackson was only booked to host the show, when he arrived at the festival organizers asked him to perform, he obliged and used the DJ they had there," the rapper's representative wrote in a statement to Rolling Stone. "Unfortunately, they didn't have the clean version to his tracks, so there were profanities used during his performance. The show was a great success and he will make sure for future trips to St. Kitts that he leaves the 'motherf*****s' in the United States." 
  
 Had 50 Cent brushed up on his Eastern Caribbean Law prior to the St. Kitts performance, he would have read that cursing in public is illegal in the nation of Saint Kitts and Nevis. In 2003, rapper DMX was also arrested for cursing during a concert in the Caribbean country. 
  
 "There was a contract signed in which it was made very clear long before the arrival of the artists that there are laws in St. Kitts that do not take kindly to the use of indecent language on stage," Information Minister Jacinth Henry Martin said at the time of DMX's arrest. The rapper denied signing any contract that warned that explicit language was prohibited. 
  
 In the 50 Cent case, like in the DMX incident, it's expected the rapper will pay a small bail – DMX was forced to pay $376 – before being released. However, 50 Cent must wait until Monday, when the St. Kitts court is in session, to face the profanity charge. 
  
 50 Cent has not commented on the arrest on social media, although he has spent the past few days promoting his vodka and disparaging Puff Daddy. ||||| BASSETERRE, St. Kitts and Nevis (AP) — Police in St. Kitts and Nevis say that U.S. rapper 50 Cent and a member of his entourage were detained and charged for allegedly using "indecent language" during his performance at a music festival. 
  
 Local police said in a statement Sunday that 50 Cent, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, and entourage member Bajar Walter have been released on bail. They have not been allowed to leave the Caribbean country pending a Monday morning court appearance. 
  
 Representatives for 50 Cent did not return messages Sunday. 
  
 Employees at the police press office said they didn't know what exact words were allegedly used at the St. Kitts Music Festival. |||||
A:
50 Cent has managed to find a new brand of legal trouble, this one related to his pottymouth: It seems that Fiddy, real name Curtis Jackson, was performing Saturday at the St. Kitts Music Festival, when he dropped a "motherf---in'" as he performed "P.I.M.P." in front of some 40,000 fans, reports TMZ. That was sufficient to get him and a member of his entourage charged with using profanity in public, which, yes, is illegal on the Caribbean island, notes Rolling Stone. It's not the first time: Both sites note that DMZ got arrested for cursing in 2003; it set him back a $376 fine. Both Jackson and his aide are out on bail, notes the AP, but they have to stick around until Monday when the courts are open.