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Dorjan Lyndell Daniels ‘Hughleys’ Child Star Charged With Murder And Gang Activity

· June 6, 2012The actor who played little Michael Hughley on the ’90s sitcom The Hughleys has been charged with murder and gang activity. RadarOnline.com has independently confirmed the tragic case.Child star Dee Jay Daniels – real name Dorjan Lyndell Daniels – is currently behind bars in San Joaquin County Jail awaiting trial on the horrific charges.They stem from an incident in August 2011 when Daniels, along with two other men, was accused of stabbing to death 26-year-old John Joseph outside Chitivah’s nightclub in Stockton, Ca.The 23-year-old former star is believed to be a member of the notorious Bloods gang and his inmate details reveal he is being held without bail.

he went to fohi ive heard he quit acting to bang

That's a trip. Anyone know where he's from?

0ManForum wrote:That's a trip. Anyone know where he's from?

 born in montclair.

Jury acquits ex-child actor of murder

By [b class="byline" style="font-size: 1.2em; font-style: italic; font-family: georgia; font-weight: bold; color: rgb(34, 34, 34) !important;"]Scott Smith[/b]
Record Staff Writer
December 22, 2012 12:00 AM
STOCKTON - A former child star from "The Hughleys" sitcom was acquitted Friday of murder and gang charges stemming from the 2011 stabbing of a 26-year-old man outside a Stockton nightclub.
Dorjan "Dee Jay" Daniels, 24, of Fontana played the son of comedian D.L. Hughley on the 1990s sitcom. Hughley, the show's star, testified in a Stockton courtroom during the trial as a character witness for Daniels.
Marcus McCliman, 26, a friend of Daniels, was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter and the use of a knife in the Aug. 26, 2011, death of John Joseph Lewis, while a third defendant, Djuane Nunley, 27, was also cleared of all charges.
"I don't think the victim got the justice he should have gotten," said San Joaquin County Deputy District Attorney Janet Smith, who prosecuted the case. "I feel badly."
Smith said she talked to the jury afterward and they did not mention Hughley's testimony given on behalf of Daniels. Smith said she did not feel that the star's hourlong testimony swayed jurors. Hughley said in court that he had past ties, as well, to the Bloods street gang, Smith said.
The trial followed the Aug. 26, 2011, slaying outside Chitiva's Bar and Grill in the waterfront buildings. A fight erupted, and Lewis was stabbed, causing a fatal injury.
Officials believed McCliman killed Lewis, but all three were cleared of first-degree murder charges, which carries a 25-year prison sentence.
McCliman could be sentenced to a maximum of 11 years in state prison for the voluntary manslaughter conviction and an additional year for using a knife. The three were also acquitted of gang charges and the attempted murder of a woman.
Daniels and Nunley, who have been in custody at the San Joaquin County Jail since their August 2011 arrests, were expected to be released late Friday.
McCliman, still in jail, is expected back before San Joaquin County Superior Court Judge George Abdallah on Feb. 25.
Contact reporter Scott Smith at (209) 546-8296 orssmith@recordnet.com. Visit his blog atwww.recordnet.com/smithblog.