Update: T.I. Likely to Serve Two Months in Prison

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T.I. is headed to prison in seven days, but he may be out sooner than expected.

The King of the South is due to report to a low-security federal prison in Forrest City, Arkansas, on May 26 for a year and a day sentence on weapons charges.

According to The Associated Press, Tip will be credited for 305 days of home detention, which he served last year, so his stay at Forrest City will likely be reduced to two months.

Before he goes, the Atlanta rapper will shoot a video for “Don’t Forget,” his new single with Mary J. Blige, this week in Los Angeles.

Upon release, T.I. will be placed on probation for three years and must pay a $100,000 fine.

UPDATE: T.I. will serve more than two months behind bars, according to Charysse Alexander, a spokesperson for the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Georgia. She clarified AP’s original report, saying that Tip was given credit for 305 days of home detention, but that will not affect the length of his prison sentence.

At best, anyone who serves more than one year in prison is eligible for a 15 percent “good time” credit, which means his year-and-a-day sentence could be reduced by 55 days.

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11 Comments

  1. Quint

    anyone really expect him to stay there for a whole year? well I didn’t…

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  2. yeahyeah

    exactly, with all that money he is making, i didn’t expected him to stay in prison for a whole year. that’s what you pay a lawyer for, to get you out of the situation. ask Micheal jackson or O.J. haha. ps. mj music back then is still awesome.

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  3. Giselle

    I knew this would happen. Besides I think T.I. learned his lesson.

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  4. DJ

    Hell Yea!….thats good news…the rap game just wouldnt be the same without em….In my opinion hes the best rapper as of today.

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  5. Catie

    I’m not surprised. Knowing the situation and T.I.’s story, he really didn’t deserve a year in prison.

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  6. diane

    OK let me just say that I really like TI. And I sincerely hope he comes away from this experience a better man. However, why is his pending incarceration a big deal? In other words, why are we having countdowns, concerts, TV specials, etc. for him like he’s the frickin Pope or something? lol

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  7. ugh

    ^ i agree. you do the crime you do the damn time. i dont care if your rich or not. thats why i respect lil kim cause she did her shit and spent a year.

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  8. B-A-T

    yeah i agree with some people right here….i really like T.I i come around to him because of the song Be Better Than Me, as contrasted with few other rappers he tells stories most of the time about ghetto life not should being a batterer….but whoever he is he made a crime and people should be consequently to the law…i mean it is nothin personal but he can’t be release…that’s my opinion

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  10. sexiikiim09

    damn this n–— took mad long to finally do time and he only gets 2 months but he deserves it tho on the real he a good dude just made bad decisions as we all do in life and most important his family need him still we wouldnt get that kinda treatment

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  11. chloe driver

    T.I im on your side here yes you did something wrong but you know what you still dont deserve it because your a legend at music,hip-hop a think your great and you dont need to go to prison because your family needs you and its not fair.

    but soon a cant wait to see you at concert as soon as you get out i hope it is sooner than that.

    lots of love chloe xxxx

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