Big Sean takes plea

Did he do it? Well in Niagra Country District court, Big Sean plead guilty to a lesser charge from his sexual misconduct case, which resulted in him paying a $750 fine. His lawyer Scott Leemon tells XXL:

I am pleased to announce that after further investigation the Niagra County District Attorney’s Office decided not to pursue any of the sexual misconduct allegations against Mr. Anderson. As a result in order to get this entire ordeal behind him Mr. Anderson agreed to plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge of unlawful imprisonment with a $750 fine. Mr. Anderson regrets any misunderstandings that occurred that day and reiterates he did not engage in any type of sexual misconduct.