Young Thug Released From Jail After 6 Days

Young Thug Released From Jail After Six Days
“Digits” rapper Young Thug has been released from jail following his probation violation last Thursday (Nov. 8). The father was booked in jail after failing a drug test linked to a 2017 arrest. After spending almost six days in custody, Thugger was released Wednesday morning after pleading to judge how he wanted to see his family.
I’m sorry for disobeying the court. I’m sorry for disobeying my PO and being here again. I just want to go home with my family and do right. Over the last six days, I understood this is real life. I have two sons, ages 10 and 11. I don’t want them to think that going to jail – even if you can get out right away – is cool. I want to grow, and I have grown. I’ve made mistakes and I’ve been penalized for them. I’m sorry, and won’t disobey again.
Thugger was only recent from jail under particular conditions. Per his court mandate, he will have to undergo drug test twice a week, check in with his parole officer when he has events or goes out of town, and participate in an outpatient program for drug abuse and addiction.

Young Thug
The drug test Thug failed found he was positive for marijuana, prescription drugs, and “multiple substances.” The test which was taken is stemming from a September 2017 arrest. He was nabbed by police and charged with possession of meth with intent to distribute, possession of hydrocone with intent to distribute, possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, possession of amphetamine, possession of Alprazolam, possession of codeine, possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony and an additional count of possession of codeine apart from his co-defendants, according to reports.
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