It seems that the real King Of The South is behind bars too.

According to XXL, Scarface has been locked up since October 13, 2010 and held without bail in the Montgomery County jail in Texas.

Charges include failure to pay child support in four separate cases and separate charges relating to a federal case that have not been revealed.

Damn... it seems the Geto Boys can't get a break.

Bushwick Bill barely escaped deportation last year and Willie D was convicted last year for wire fraud charges and sentenced to a year in jail.

Talk about living by the G-Code...

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The rapper appeared in Atlanta Immigration Court Thursday for a deportation hearing and could be sent back to his homeland of Jamaica.

Although the exact charges that prompted the deportation hearing are still unknown, news of his possible deportation hit the net in June after the emcee missed a dedication to Rap-A-Lot Records founder James Prince at the VH1 Hip-Hop Honors.

Bill recently released his debut gospel album The Testimony of Redemption in 2009.

HipHopWired will continue to keep you informed about Bill's possible deportation

According to The Houston Press, Willie D, real name William James Dennis, allegedly posed as an online salesman for a company that was selling the iPhone. Dennis would then proceed to take the orders through eBay as well as other online channels.

The crime being considered is once the funds were sent, they were transferred into the rapper's account. In order to fool the buyers, he sent out fake tracking numbers, but never sent them the iPhone. When the buyers tried to get in contact and figure out where their purchase was, Dennis reportedly told them that their package was lost in the mail. He would not provide refunds for the buyers until he was able to find the whereabouts of the alleged phone.

The case was made known when an overseas purchaser made a complaint with the authorities.

Returning from a trip overseas, Dennis was detained by federal authorities at Bush Intercontinental after being indicted for his relationship with a company named Texas One Wireless.

Although he was released after posting his bond in May, there have been particular restrictions placed on the rapper. He was forced to give up his passport and is not allowed to travel past Harris County, Texas.

Along with this, his Internet privileges have also been taking away. His attorney, Stanley Schneider, tried to argue against this stating that it hindered on him being able to continue to manage his rap career.

A pre-trial hearing is scheduled for the rapper on July 27 where jury will also be selected. If the rapper is found guilty of the charges faced against him in the alleged scam, Willie D will face up to 20 years inside a federal prison and will have to pay a fine of $250,000.

I guess Willie meant when he said, "I ain't wit' being broke."