Sean Paul, the current manager of D12 and former member of Atlanta rap group Young*lo**z was arrested and charged in Los Angeles Monday with drugging and sexually assaulting two 16-year-old girls. According to the Associated Press, Paul (born Jeremy Geffen) - known for his many guest appearances on such tracks as "Snap Your Fingers," with E-40 and Lil Jon and Cherish's "Do It To It" - is being accused of giving two teenaged girls cocaine and raping them in 2006 and 2007.

While he was being held on $2 million bail pending his arraignment on Thursday (Mar. 20), his lawyer Danny Davis is optimistic.

"I strongly respect my client's presumption of innocence," he told the Los Angeles Times after Geffen's arrest last week. "I like to think I specialize in cases of innocent clients, and that is why I am attracted to this case."

Hit with 14 felony counts -- including rape by use of drugs, rape of an unconscious person, and furnishing cocaine to a minor - Sean Paul is looking at 20 years in prison if convicted.