DUMMIE: 50 Cent charged after allegedly injuring ex-girlfriend, destroying over $7G in property!

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  50 Cent is adamant ... he did NOT kick his baby mama during an explosive argument last month.
  
  50 Cent's attorney released a statement, saying, "Curtis Jackson [50 Cent] denies these allegations as made against him. It is important to note, Mr. Jackson has not been arrested and there is no warrant outstanding for his arrest."
  
  TMZ broke the story ... 50 was charged with domestic violence this week following the alleged domestic dispute at his baby mama's Toluca Lake home, during which he allegedly kicked her and destroyed a bunch of her property (more than $7,000 worth).
  
  50's attorney adds, "We have been in contact with the LA City Attorney's Office and are currently conducting our own investigation into these allegations."
  
  50 was hit with 5 charges in total stemming from the incident -- including 1 count misdemeanor domestic violence and 4 counts of misdemeanor vandalism. Cops responded to the scene following the incident, but 50 had already left.
  
  If convicted on all counts, 50 could face up to five years in jail and $46,000 in fines. He is due in court to be arraigned on July 22.
  
  
  
  

  
  

Criminal charges have been filed against 50 Cent for allegedly injuring an ex-girlfriend and destroying $7,100 in property during an altercation, the Los Angeles City Attorney’s office said in a press release Wednesday.

The rapper, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, was charged with five criminal counts including one count of domestic violence and four counts of vandalism.  He faces up to five years in jail and $46,000 in fines.

50 Cent and the woman, who was not identified, have a child together.

On June 23, the LAPD responded to a domestic violence call at a condo where the hip-hop star was allegedly damaging the property of the ex-girlfriend.  The woman reportedly locked herself in the bathroom, but 50 Cent kicked open the door and kicked her causing an injury, the release said.

According to the release, officers saw broken chandeliers and furniture in the condo, as well as a ransacked bedroom closet and a broken lamp and TV.

"Regardless of perceived celebrity or notoriety, domestic violence is a serious crime and alleged perpetrators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law by this office," City Attorney Mike Feuer said in a statement. "We will continue to look out for the safety of all victims of domestic violence and seek justice for the alleged crimes."

The arraignment is scheduled for July 22.