While Eminem (a.k.a.Marshall Mathers ) continues to sell hundreds of thousands of his sophomore release, the rapper is finding more and more ways to get into trouble. In addition to assault and concealed weapons charges brought against him stemming from a May 4 nightclub scuffle, the Oakland County prosecutors office in Royal Oak, Mich., will ask the real Slim Shady to please stand up and face an additional charge of carrying a concealed weapon.

According to the Oakland County prosecutor's office, Eminem was leaving an audio electronics store on Saturday, June 3, when he engaged in an argument with Douglas Dail, an associate of the Detroit rap group Insane Clown Posse (on his latest album Eminem pokes fun at the group in a graphic fellatio skit). During the dispute, witnesses claimed that a handgun slipped from the waistband of Eminem's pants and fell to the ground.

Eminem now faces two new charges: carrying a concealed weapon (a five-year felony, which he is already facing for Sunday's incident) and a misdemeanor count of brandishing a firearm.

Calls to Eminem's attorney remained unanswered.