Rapper sentenced to spend a year and a day behind bars at the low-security facility.By Jayson Rodriguez
T.I.
Photo: Moses Robinson/ WireImage
T.I. will report to an Arkansas federal prison on May 26 to begin his one-year-and-one-day jail sentence for felony weapons charges, it was revealed Friday (May 15).
According to
The Associated Press,
paperwork filed in court shows that the rapper has until noon that day to report to the Forrest City low-security federal prison. T.I.'s lawyer...
MTV.com News — Rapper sentenced to spend a year and a day behind bars at the low-security facility.By Jayson Rodriguez
T.I.
Photo: Moses Robinson/ WireImage
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