Kanye West pleads no contest, gets two years of probation in paparazzo attack

A Los Angeles court sentenced Kanye West to two years' probation, 250 hours of community service and 24 sessions of anger management counseling after the Yeezus rapper pleaded no contest to misdemeanor battery.

The charge stems from a 2013 scuffle with photographer Daniel Ramos, who recorded video of his confrontation with West at LAX.

"What you're trying to do is get me in trouble, so I step out and have to pay you like $250,000," West can be heard saying in the video, before West plunges toward the camera.

West will have to pay for Ramos' medical bills and equipment damage, but the paparazzo's lawyer, who happens to be high-profile civil rights attorney Gloria Allred, said he might sue West.

Allred thinks West should have gone to jail.

"I do think he needed that kind of education and I think that would have been very beneficial to him," she said.

West originally pleaded not guilty to the charges, which could have cost him up to six months in jail.