OH NO: Markice "Kesan" Anthony Moore from G’s to Gents Arrested for Abusing Premature Daughter in Atlanta, Appears on Ryan Cameron Show on V103 (audio)

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THIS IS WHY LOCAL RADIO IS SO IMPORTANT…. Cameron got the Exclusive before he turned himself in. Wonder how Steve Harvey or Tom Joyner could have made this happen… ?Why is dude smiling in the mugshot?theindustry.bizAn MTV reality show star was released from jail early Thursday after he turned himself in to police in connection with abuse charges against his infant daughter, police said. Cobb County Sheriff’s Office, Cobb County Sheriff’s Office Markice Anthony Moore, 23, was charged with child cruelty for allegedly assaulting his infant daughter in August, police said.Markice “Kesan” Anthony Moore during happier times as a star of MTV reality show “From G’s to Gents.” Moore, 23, was accused last week of assaulting his infant daughter last August.mkg, Photos from MTV.com Markice “Kesan” Anthony Moore during happier times as a star of MTV reality show “From G’s to Gents.” Moore, 23, was accused last week of assaulting his infant daughter last August.After a five-month investigation, investigators determined that 23-year-old Markice Anthony Moore assaulted the child, Smyrna police spokesman Officer Michael Smith said. Moore, who is charged with cruelty to children, was released from the Cobb County Jail overnight on $20,000 bond. Moore was known as “Kesan” on the first season of the MTV reality show “From G’s to Gents” which aired in 2008, and was described in his MTV bio as an actor and singer at one time signed to Akon’s Konvict Muzik label.The infant girl’s arms and wrists, right leg and right collar bone, and three ribs were broken, and the child had bruises to her face, eyes, ears, back, chest and rear after being with Moore on Aug. 1, police said. The child was younger than 1 at the time of the incident, Smith said.Moore became part of the MTV reality show that Atlanta celebrity Fonzworth Bentley hosts as a forum to improve the overall behavior and appearance of the seemingly uncouth “G’s” who appeared in the two seasons of the reality show. [read more in the Atlanta Journal and Constitution]