Grand Theft Auto 5, a video game that made 800-million dollars it's first day of release and now infamous for allowing people to virtually murder, maim and rob, may be stealing music. At least that's what rapper Daz Dillinger says. As John Basedow (@JohnBasedow) reports, the Dogg Pound gangsta rap artist's legal team issued a cease and desist order demanding GTA V creators, Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive, either make a financial deal with him or recall and destroy all unsold copies of the world record-breaking game.
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