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Today it is part four of Myka's Reed of the Week.

The title of the piece from the L.A. Times is called The True Story of the Heartthrob Prince of

Guitar in his time at USC. In the last portion in part three we learned about how he...

Well, we learned... we don't know exactly how he got into USC, but we heard about the circumstances that led to his getting into the university and then how he didn't really ever go to classes but yet made the Dean's list, and how someone associated with the Prince essentially bribed

a professor with a $12,000 Rolex.

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Okay, part four. It was 120. it was at a hundred and thirty miles per hour in a white mayback.

He and his entourage were returning from several days of the wind in Las Vegas,

and the Prince was driving so fast that a range rover,

driven by one of his chauffeurs could barely keep up.

A reminder that in part one, we learned that he had a half dozen chauffeurs, but he's still driving 130 in a white may back.

California Highway Patrol pursued the vehicles

and after they exited officers detained the prints

and his entourage and gave him a citation for speedy.

LA prosecutors would later allege in criminal complaint that he was driving recklessly and

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