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'''George Alan O'Dowd''' is a [[British]] pop [[singer]] and [[Disc jockey|DJ]] better known by his stage name '''Boy George''', during the 1980s lead singer of the pop/new wave music group [[Culture Club]]. The former [[heroin]] addict was convicted of [[cocaine]] possession in [[Manhattan]] in 2006. He was convicted for handcuffing a male escort to a bed against his will and then beating him with a chain in 2008.<ref>http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1092168/Guilty-Boy-George-warned-judge-faces-jail-falsely-imprisoning-male-escort.html</ref> He was sentenced to fifteen months' imprisonment and served four months.
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'''George Alan O'Dowd''' is a [[British]] pop [[singer]] and [[Disc jockey|DJ]] better known by his stage name '''Boy George''', during the 1980s as the cross-dressing, openly homosexual lead singer of the pop/new wave music group [[Culture Club]]. The former [[heroin]] addict was convicted of [[cocaine]] possession in [[Manhattan]] in 2006. He was convicted for handcuffing a male escort to a bed against his will and then beating him with a chain in 2008.<ref>https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1092168/Guilty-Boy-George-warned-judge-faces-jail-falsely-imprisoning-male-escort.html</ref> He was sentenced to fifteen months' imprisonment and served four months.
  
 
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George Alan O'Dowd is a British pop singer and DJ better known by his stage name Boy George, during the 1980s as the cross-dressing, openly homosexual lead singer of the pop/new wave music group Culture Club. The former heroin addict was convicted of cocaine possession in Manhattan in 2006. He was convicted for handcuffing a male escort to a bed against his will and then beating him with a chain in 2008.[1] He was sentenced to fifteen months' imprisonment and served four months.

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