Gregory Lawton, Jr. 31 known as Lil G, was brutally gunned down in his neighborhood by a known drug dealer for being a good Samaritan while fighting to make the community safe for his children.
Gregory, brother of Actress Denyce Lawton (Tyler Perry’s “House of Payne”,) was murdered for doing the right thing for his community. A security guard and loving father of three (3) young children, Gregory was NOT a criminal or thug. He was employed as a Corporal Officer at The Washington National Harbor and recently a Sergeant at The Boulevard at the Cap Center in Largo, MD.
Gregory was a young man on an amazing path in working with Prince George’s County to stop the drug trafficking and miscellaneous criminal behavior in his community beginning with his personal apartment complex in a plight to keep it safe for his children and others to safely live and play. Gregory was known throughout the Prince George County and Washington, DC area by many friends as well as strangers that you could talk to, seek guidance and give them alternatives to crime and jail time.
Gregory’s murder was premeditated and there were people involved that assisted in the massacre that need to be brought to justice.
In memory of Nate Dogg, a memorial trust has been set up for expenses of services and the financial security of Nate's children.
100% of ALL donations will be given to Nate Dogg's family. If you wish to make a donation, below is the information on how to do so.
Online, you can make a donation using PayPal by clicking HERE. The donations will be deposited directly into the Trust account set up at 1st Century Bank.
Please note you do not need to have a PayPal account to donate online.
By mail, send your donation to:
“NATE DOGG MEMORIAL TRUST"
c/o Gerber & Co., Inc.
1880 Century Park East, Suite 200
Los Angeles, CA 90067
Please make the donation check payable
to ““NATE DOGG MEMORIAL TRUST”
By wire:
NATE DOGG MEMORIAL TRUST
ABA, Routing # 122243761
Account # 1100017324
Domestic Wire Transfers:
1st Century Bank
1875 Century Park East
Los Angeles, CA 90067
In person, you can make a deposit to
the “NATE DOGG MEMORIAL TRUST” at
1st Century Bank 1875 Century Park
East. Los Angeles, CA 90067
Tom Joyner announced on his show this morning that Foxy Brown was kicked off of his “Fantastic Voyage” cruise and escorted right to a plane.
“We put Foxy off the cruise. Let’s just say she got put off,” Joyner said on his morning show. “You had to really act a fool to get put off.” . . .
Joyner and company said the Ill Na Na was “sent to her cabin” on the cruise and “locked in” because there was no jail (or brig) on the ship. “But that wasn’t enough,” they said.
She was then removed from the ship and, according to co-host Sybil, “escorted to the plane."
