Nate Dogg, former hook man for the Snoop Dogg and Death Row label mates, has plead guilty to charges of battery and aggravated trespass which stem from a 2006 incident. Two years ago, Nate broke into his former girlfriend’s house and attacked her new boyfriend. He also was charged with making numerous phone calls to her, asking witnesses to not report the crime, and also for violating a protective order from a previous domestic violence incident. Most of the charges were dropped, but his ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend have both asked for restraining orders against Nate. Because he plead guilty, the singer will have to complete a domestic violence program, will be banned from owning any weapons for 10 years, and will have to serve three years probation.