#BBB NEWS| Nicki Minaj’s Brother Charged With Rape [PHOTO]

Nicki Minaj’s brother, Jelani Maraj, has been charged with raping a 12-year-old girl. According to Newsday, Maraj, 37, was arraigned yesterday (Dec. 3) on first-degree rape for assaulting a child.

This morning (Dec. 4), Maraj was let out of Nassau County jail in East Meadow on a $100,000 bond. The district attorney has not revealed any information regarding the details of the case against the rap star’s brother.

This past summer, Jelani Maraj married Jacqueline Robinson at the Coral House on Milburn Lake in Baldwin, N.Y. Minaj shared her love for her brother via Instagram following the celebration, writing, “I would cross the ocean for [you],” in the caption of a picture of herself and the groom.

#BBB NEWS| Rapper Rick Ross Sued For Rape

A woman suing Rick Ross for rape admits that the Maybach Bawse never touched her.

So how does that work? “Jane Doe” says she met Ross and his crew at the W hotel in L.A. over Grammy weekend. She hitched then a ride with them in their van to the Cannabis Cup weed convention.

During the trip she believes her drink was spiked, and the woman says she woke up two hours later in the vehicle with DJ Thaddeus “Black” James. James then took her to his hotel room, where she passed out again. After she woke up naked, a self-examination showed that she had been sexually assaulted.

#BBB NEWS| Man Who Raped Girl Aged Two And Killed Her Great-grandparents Jailed For 359 Years [PHOTO]

A man who raped a two-year-old girl and murdered her great-grandparents has been jailed for 359 years.

Remorseless Jerry Active, 26, continued to protest his innocence as he was sentenced for his sickening crimes, the Alaska Dispatch News reported.

The Alaska native bludgeoned Touch Chea, aged 71, and his 73-year-old wife Sorn Sreap to death at their Anchorage home in May 2013.

He also raped Sreap and the couple's two-year-old great-granddaughter in a random attack which police described as one of the "worst thing they had ever seen in their lives".