Speaking of classy Tony Yayo, a new twist in his pending court case–alledging that the G-Unit rapper manhandled the teenage son of one of the Game’s crew–has a witness coming forward and claiming that Yayo actually kept his hands to himself:

But in a significant development, Leemon said he revealed in court that he provided the district attorney’s office with an affidavit three weeks ago from a witness who knows the 14-year-old and Yayo, witnessed the incident and said Yayo did not slap the boy. “That person has already signed the affidavit saying Yayo was not the person who slapped the boy,” Leemon told MTV News. “The judge instructed the DA to send an investigator and investigate it because nothing has been done in three weeks.”

Perhaps the real reason 50 has gone a courtin’ for Jim Jones’ hand is to distance himself from a guy who smacks a kid around due to some childish beef with an ex-crew member. Excuse me, supposedly smacks a kid around. We’re pullin for you, Tony.

Tony Yayo’s Lawyer Touts Signed Affadavit [MTV]