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Former N-Dubz rapper, Dappy has escaped time behind bars as he has been handed a suspended sentence for a fight he is said to have started at a petrol station after being snubbed by two girls.
The music star was given a six-month suspended sentence and ordered to pay £4,500 in compensation and £2,000 in costs.
Dappy broke sown in tears and shouted "yes" at Guildford Crown Court as the sentence was delivered after he was found to be guilty of assault and affray at a previous hearing.
He had been facing a maximum sentence of three years in prison.
The incident occured at a petrol station last year when Dappy invited two girls to get into his car.
The girls refused and Dappy allegedly spat at the pair and swore at them, calling them 'sluts' and 'ugly'.
A brawl then ensued when three men stopped to defend the girls, leaving the men with 'sever facial injuries'.
Dappy had previously tried to portray himself as the victim, saying the other men 'had it in for me' and that he 'feared for his life'.
The rapper denied the charges but admitted to being drunk.
Dappy leaving court after being found guilty
There had been some controversy when the defence claimed the girls had tweeted each other and friends about how they were going to send Dappy down, and the singer claimed he was being victimised because he was famous.
Most recently he's asked his fans to leave the two girls alone after they received a bararge of abuse from his devoted followers.
Below: Dappy's most offensive moments: Threats, violence and worse
