A 50 Cent associate's house on Staten Island was sprayed with bullets and firebombed in the wee hours of the morning yesterday (Jan. 8).

The house and bulletproof SUV of a man reported to be Tony Yayo's road manager was shot more than a dozen times in a storm of led before a Molotov cocktail was thrown on the lawn, according to the New York Post.

The residence belongs to G-Unit associate Barja Walter, who lives there with his girlfriend and three children.

No one was injured in the hail of gunfire, but a neighboring house was hit with bullets. According to neighbors, Walter has been the target of at least one other violent attack.

"Last year, there were shots, but this time, there was gasoline - this one was worse," one neighbor told the Post. "We shouldn't be afraid to live in our own homes."

Walter, also goes by the alias Jahlill Bethel, is an ex-con who's done time in the Sing Sing Correctional Facility for robbery and weapons possession.

Walter and Yayo were both questioned in the 2006 murder of Busta Rhymes' body guard, Israel Ramirez.

Back in April of 2007, Tony's mother's house was shot up in a similar incident, while his sister and two-year-old niece were in the house.

Yayo (born Marvin Bernard) will head to court tomorrow (Jan. 10) facing allegations that he struck the 14-year-old son of Czar Entertainment CEO Jimmy Rosemond.

He's pleaded not guilty to assault and harassment charges surrounding the alleged altercation