This is just a damn shame….Apparently authorities in Fulton County, Georgia were on to something when they recently committed Southern hip-hopster Gucci Mane to the confines of a psychiatric ward.

Homeboy be crazy!

Earlier this month, a judge in the Superior Court of Georgia ordered the rapper, whose real name is Radric Davis, temporarily committed to a psychiatric hospital after he was popped for alleged reckless driving; the charges were soon dropped, but Gucci nonetheless faces possible revocation of his probation from a previous crime.

Court documents reveal that Gucci’s lawyers filed a Special Plea of Mental Incompetency on Dec. 27 arguing that he is unable “to go forward and/or intelligently participate in the probation revocation hearing.”

He’s currently awaiting a competency hearing.

Now out on bail, Gucci — who has been incarcerated at least five times since 2005 — dropped in to the Tenth Street Tattoo shop in Atlanta to get tatted up by artist/owner Shane Willoughby. Gucci walked in with his usual look and left a few hours later….with a “3-Scoop Ice Cream Cone” emblazoned with the word “Brrr” occupying the right side of his face.

What is the meaning of this?

If this isn’t grounds for an insanity defense, we don’t know what is. Retiring our use of “curse words” had been part of our annual list of “New Year’s Resolutions,” but these mofos just keep dragging us back to The Dark Side! They should’ve never given yall money!

The new year has brought new legal troubles for ATLiens Gucci Mane and Wacka Flocka Flame. The oft-incarcerated Gucci may be facing more jail time after being thrown into prison for violating his probation, stemming from an arrest late last year.

If convicted, Gucci, whose real name is Radric Davis, is looking at 17 months behind bars, but his defense attorney is fighting to get him an ankle monitor instead. His probation officer requested that a judge order the rapper taken into custody, which was granted.

In May, the rapper was released from an Atlanta jail after serving six months for violating probation on an assault charge.

He’s currently being held in a mental health facility and is due back in Fulton County Superior Court on Jan. 24.

Meanwhile, Gucci’s protege, “Hard in the Paint” rapper Wacka Flocka, is facing a jail stint of his own after
his home was raided just before the holidays when authorities received a tip that he was part of a prostitution ring. Wacka turned himself in on gun, drug and gang related charges early Tuesday. According to TMZ, his manager mom Deb Antney: “He didn’t want to run.”

The Atlanta rapper has been charged with possession of marijuana, firearms (he’s a convicted felon), hydrocodone, and violation of probation and the state’s “Criminal Street Gang and Terror Prevention Act.”

He’s being held on $31,950 bond.

According to the search warrant obtained by TMZ, police were looking for “marijuana, articles, pictures, and communications relating to gangs and gang paraphernalia” as part of the raid. Cops say they ended up finding marijuana, prescription drugs, and two firearms.

Waka was not home at the time of the raid, but Gucci, who was at the residence, was handcuffed at the scene . He’s now free.

Gucci, you’re getting too old for this shit. Rapper Gucci Mane was arrested in his native Atlanta Tuesday and charged with several traffic violations, including driving on the wrong side of the road, running a red light or stop sign, damage to government property, obstruction, operating a vehicle without a license, and driving without proof of insurance.

Apprehending Gucci was no easy feat. The hip-hopster reportedly resisted arrest had to be restrained using pepper spray, tipsters tell The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He was taken to Grady Memorial Hospital for a medical checkup and later moved to Fulton County Jail.

Gucci Mane was just released from Fulton County jail in May for violating his parole on another charge.

In total, Gucci has been in jail at least five times since his initial 2005 arrest on drug, aggravated assault or aggravated assault with a deadly weapon charges.

The album drops Sept. 28.

Gucci Man will be released from Atlanta’s Fulton County Jail after serving seven months of a one-year sentence for violating the terms of his probation for a 2005 assault conviction.

Gucci will walk free next Wednesday, May 12, according to good friend Angie Martinez, of NYC’s Hot 97.

The news comes in the middle of a legal tailspin for the popular rapper — he recently fired his longtime manager (who just so happens to be Wacka Flocka’s mama) after he and his business partners were named in two separate lawsuits over concert no-shows.

Bosses at Marshall Productions and Rockstar Entertainment have filed papers against the hip-hop star and two of his business partners, claiming the trio booked two shows in Pittsburgh – and took cash deposits for both – even though they knew that legal restrictions on Mane’s travel would prevent the gigs from taking place. See parole restrictions stemming from a 2005 felony assault prevented the rap star from leaving his home in Georgia at the time. In the legal papers, filed in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania this week, Marshall Productions’ William Marshall and and Derrick Brown of Rockstar Entertainment claim Gucci — whose real name is Radric Davis — engaged in “a widespread scheme scheduling concerts they knew would not take place.”

The concert promoters claim the rapper’s reps took two deposits totaling more than $20,000 for a pair of performances that were to have taken place in August.

Gucci has been in police custody in Georgia since being tossed in jail on a parole violation in November.

The Atlanta rapper, born Radric Davis, was sentenced to 12 months in prison Thursday after violating his probation stemming from a 2005 collar on assault charges. The rapper was just released out of prison in March after serving a year for failing to complete his full court-ordered community service obligations.