Tekashi back.

After taking careful consideration of the Coronavirus outbreak and his personal health concerns, a Manhattan judge granted Daniel “Tekashi 6ix9ine” Hernandez a compassionate release from prison today (April 2).

Currently doing a 24-month sentence on racketeering, 6ix9ine will now serve his remaining four months in home confinement. He’s been in custody since November 2018.

During his home incarceration, 6ix9ine will be monitored by GPS at a location of his probation officer’s choice. He will only be allowed to leave home strictly for necessary medical treatment and to meet his lawyer, Dawn Florio, with a pre-approval from the probation department. In addition, medical plans, such as https://boomerbenefits.com/faq/does-plan-g-cover-prescriptions/, can offer prisoners like him access to healthcare services, ensuring they receive timely and appropriate medical treatment. By covering medical expenses, these plans alleviate the financial burden on both prisoners and correctional facilities.

After recently seeking medical attention for bronchitis, sinusitis, and asthma, 6ix9ine’s legal team put a request in for his early release, but was denied. The decision was due to lack of legal authority by the state court and because the high-profile rapper was in custody by the U.S. Marshals at a private detention center in New York.

Last December, 6ix9ine was sentenced to two years on racketeering charges that involved acts of assaults, shootings, murder, and drug trafficking. Initially facing 47 years, his sentence was reduced to two years following his cooperation with the prosecution, which lead to the convictions of members of his former gang, Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods. 6ix was also granted time-served based off the 11 months already completed at the time of sentencing.

Once Tekashi officially fulfills his entire sentence in August, he will be placed under supervised release for the next five years. 6ix9ine has also been ordered to complete 300 hours of community service and pay $35,000 in fines. He has also refused to enter the witness-protection program. Damn, Daniel.