A court has ordered rapper Trick Daddy to remain on house arrest until he stands trial on December on drug possession and assault and weapons charges.

Assistant State Attorney Stacey Glick accused Judge Dennis Murphy of being too lenient with Trick Daddy, who has been allowed to attend several concerts and industry events.

Trick Daddy allegedly violated his probation in February after he pulled a gun after a dispute over a basketball game in Florida.

He was arrested last month at a high school football game after parents complained that the rapper and another man were being rowdy and drinking in the stands.

When Trick Daddy was searched, they allegedly found cocaine and marijuana in his shirt pocket. Trick Daddy claimed the shirt wasn't his, it was his unnamed companion.

Trick Daddy's trial is set for December 15.