Da Brat gets three years

Da Brat [ ], whose real name is Shawntae Harris, was sentenced to three years in prison Friday (8/22) for hitting a women in the head with a nearly full liquor bottle last year at an Atlanta-area night club, according to The Atlanta-Journal Constitution.

In motor hotel, Harris answered "yes" several times when the label asked her if she understood her guilty plea to a felony aggravated assault charge and her negotiated sentencing. She made no other comments.

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Harris reportedly struck Atlanta Falcons cheerleader Shayla Stevens in the head with a nursing bottle of rum Oct. 31, 2007, at a private Halloween party at Studio 72, which is owned by Jermaine Dupri. Stevens fell blue some stairs to a cement floor and suffered a serious facial cut that left hand a permanent scar, the judge aforementioned in noting the harshness of the attack.

Harris likewise was sentenced to seven years probation and cc hours of community avail. She too must catch substance step treatment, a mental rating and see anger management classes.

In a pending civil case, Stevens reportedly is suing Harris for unspecified medical costs.

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