'Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood' Yung Berg Arrested on Charges of Assault and Harrasment

"Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood" star Yung Berg has been arrested on three charges of assault and one charge of harassment. His assault was cause of the beating of his girlfriend Masika Tucker after his credit card was declined for being over the limit. It was then afterwards that Berg had returned to his hotel room with Tucker and allegedly beat her.

Tucker had told police that she told Berg that she had paid the bill and scolded him for leaving her. Berg reacted by grabbing her by the neck, throwing her on the bed, and pulling her out of the room by her hair. Berg was initially arrested on account of "obstruction of breathing."

Documents state that Tucker had suffered a laceration to her right forearm, a laceration above her left eyebrow, brusing to the left side of her neck, and a laceration on her chest.

Apparently, Berg isn't the only one with charges on the account of battery. Singer and actor Ray J has also been accused of being a woman beater by his assistant Morgan Hardman. Hardman had appeared during "The Breakfast Club" alongside cast mate and Ray's ex-girlfriend Teairra Mari. The conversation focused on the bashing of Ray.

Morgan had accused Ray of beating her in front of her child and then claims Ray had sent his present girlfriend, Princess Love, to attack her at the taping of the reunion show in New York City. Later on, Hardman had claimed that Ray had laid hands on his Love as well as other women.

"Ray's a [expletive] who's not about that life. His homeboys may be, he's not," Hardman had said. She was then asked why she had not gone to the police where she stated she was not a "snitch."

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