Jaafar Jackson In Trouble Again

This Little Dude Just Stays In Trouble

"Jaafar Jackson slapping Jermajesty!" (Warning: Contains Foul Language)

The above posted video features Michael Jackson's nephew, Jaafar, slapping his little brother, Jermajesty, like he stole something. Jaafar and Jermajesty are the children of Jermaine Jackson, who converted to Islam when he married his second wife.

Jermaine Jackson and family

Some insist the video is staged, while others state it is real. However, some are using it to publicly make a case there is violence in the Jackson home. Just last week, Jaafar ordered a stun gun off the internet and tried to use it in the Jackson home, which prompted an investigation by the U.S. Department of Children and Families.

I already warned you about Grandpa Joe. Seriously, little man, just trust me on this one, rent the movie! When you have to sleep on your stomach, because Grandpa broke in a new belt on your butt, you'll know.

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Report: Michael Jackson's Nephew Tried To Use Stun Gun On Sons

Report: Michael Jackson's Nephew Tried To Use Stun Gun On Sons

Jermaine Jackson and family

The U.S. Department of Children and Families made trips to the Encino, California family of home of the late singer, Michael Jackson, under the belief, Jermaine Jackson's son, Jaafar, order stun guns off the internet and tried to use them on the crooner's two sons.

Prince Michael Jackson ("Blanket") and cousin Jaafar Jackson

The Jackson family denies Michael's sons were in danger, but not the purchase of the stun guns. Jaafar must want Joe to give him a Jackson Five special, like he did to Tito in that movie when he messed with his guitar.

Jackson Nephew, 13, Investigated for Allegedly Shocking Cousins Playing with Stun Gun

March 2, 2010 - Child protection authorities were called Monday to the sprawling Los Angeles mansion where Michael Jackson's children and mother live to investigate reports that one of Jackson's nephews purchased a stun gun online and played with it with his young cousins, sources told ABCNews.com.

One of those sources says they were told that when the children were finally caught using the weapon they allegedly were playing with it and chasing Jackson's youngest son, 8-year-old Prince Michael Jackson, nicknamed Blanket.

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