Meek Mill may face prison time next year after a Philadelphia judge determined the rapper had violated the terms of his probation, which included him ignoring travel restrictions and other rules, according to NBC 10 in Philadelphia. “He’s not ideal, but I can’t believe how much he’s changed”.
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Despite a number of high-profile supporters speaking on his behalf and his own testimony, yesterday (Dec. 17) Meek Mill was still found guilty of violation his probation.
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Following the ruling, the judge set Meek’s sentencing hearing for February 2016 and ordered him to stay within a 5-county distance of Philly until she decides his fate.
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Meek’s probation stemmed from when he was convicted of gun possession and drug dealing back in 2008, sentenced to 11 to 23 months in prison.
Meek also told the judge that he now has his queen Nicki Minaj and is now trying to do better with his life. “I am”, Minaj told the judge. She also said that she would assist Meek Mill with his probation.
The defense says the music business is chaotic.
“The chance you gave me definitely changed my life and changed my family’s life”, Mill testified, adding that he supports his mother, extended family and 4-year-old son. “He can be irresponsible”, she said.
It’s Not Meek, It’s The System: Brown calls the system “bullsh*t” and that both the DA’s and judges are at fault for messing up people’s lives. But she feared her tactics aren’t working.
Common Pleas Judge Genece Brinkley sent the entertainer back to jail for five months past year for similar violations.
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“He is thumbing his nose at me”, Brinkley warned as the hearing ended, “and I haven’t been convinced otherwise”. “He wouldn’t be who he is if you sent him to the state penitentiary in 2009”. “Before this case I was on the road to destruction”, he reportedly said.
