The rapper appeared in court on Monday to determine if two separate events this year — a fight at a St. Louis airport in March and reckless driving arrest in New York City in August — constituted a violation of his parole. Both charges were dropped, but the judge reportedly sentenced Meek to between two and four years in prison.
Meek Mill was given a six year probationary period and placed under house arrest for 90 days in 2016 after he performed at a concert without court approval. His original probation was handed down in 2008 after a drug and gun conviction – Meek served eight months in jail and was released.
A representative for Meek Mill was not immediately available for comment.
Meek Mill's most recent arrests didn't sit well with the judge, who's sending the rapper to prison for a minimum of 2 years for violating probation.
Meek was in a Philadelphia court Monday when the judge ruled he'd violated probation from his 2009 drug and weapons case by getting busted for a St. Louis airport fight ... and his reckless driving arrest in NYC.
Even though both cases were dropped, the judge said the arrests alone were violations -- and gave Meek 2 to 4 years in prison. He was immediately remanded into custody.
Didn't help Meek's case that he'd previously violated probation in 2015. He got off with house arrest for that one. No such luck this time.
culled from TMZ and THE FADER.
this is just sad for me...stay strong meek,stay strong
