Daniel Hernandez, widely known as Tekashi 6ix9ine, has been sentenced to three months in federal prison after a judge ruled that he violated the conditions of his supervised release.
The controversial rapper, who has faced multiple legal issues over the years, was found to have breached key terms of his supervision — a move the court described as a “serious lapse in judgment.”
Authorities emphasized that supervised release conditions are designed to promote rehabilitation and public safety, stating that Hernandez’s actions demonstrated a disregard for both. The rapper will serve his sentence in federal custody and is expected to resume his supervised release upon completion.
This latest development adds to an already turbulent career marked by legal troubles, public feuds, and highly publicized controversies.