Tekashi 6ix9ine, the controversial rapper also known as Daniel Hernandez, has been taken into federal custody after allegedly violating the terms of his supervised release. According to court documents, his latest arrest stems from unauthorized travel to Las Vegas, missing a mandatory drug test, and testing positive for methamphetamine. The rapper’s legal troubles date back to his 2018 arrest, when he was taken into custody alongside members of the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods in a high-profile racketeering case. His subsequent cooperation with authorities led to a reduced sentence, allowing him early release due to health concerns during the pandemic.
6ix9ine, who initially gained fame with tracks like Gummo and FEFE, has faced numerous legal setbacks. This year alone, he was arrested in the Dominican Republic on domestic violence charges and was allegedly assaulted in a Los Angeles gym in an incident linked to his gang-related past. His career has been punctuated by controversies, including a 2015 conviction involving a minor, which resurfaced in the media as he climbed to fame in the hip-hop world.
As 6ix9ine’s legal battles continue, questions arise about his ability to maintain a stable career amid ongoing judicial scrutiny. This latest arrest reinforces the complexities of his life post-incarceration and highlights the persistent legal struggles that have defined his public image.
6ix9ine’s next court hearing is scheduled for November 12, where he will address the alleged parole violations. Fans and critics alike will be watching to see how this legal saga unfolds for the polarizing rapper.