 UPDATE: A Los Angeles judge sentenced Suge Knight to 28 years in state prison on Thursday, two weeks after the Death Row Records co-founder pleaded no contest to voluntary manslaughter for running over a man named Terry Carter with a pickup truck in 2015. Knight received the high-term of 11 years in prison for the voluntary manslaughter count that doubled because he has a prior conviction under California's three strikes law, and received an additional five years because the conviction was for a serious and violent felony and a year for the deadly weapon allegation, the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office said in a statement to E! ______ 
 
 Suge Knight struck a plea deal for fatally running over and killing a man in 2015. At the time of the incident, the producer turned himself into the authorities, but was denied bail due to his criminal past.
– Death Row Records founder Suge Knight won't be going to death row—but it's going to be a long time before he sees the outside of a prison. Under a plea deal with prosecutors in Los Angeles County, the 53-year-old rap mogul will serve 28 years in state prison for killing a man with his truck in 2015, E! Online reports. He pleaded no contest to voluntary manslaughter with a "deadly and dangerous weapon"—the pickup truck—but will avoid a murder charge and a separate case involving robbery and making threats will be dismissed, the BBC reports. Knight fatally ran over Terry Carter and seriously injured another man after an argument in 2015, but claimed he was acting in self-defense. California's "three-strike" law added six years to the sentence.