Baton Rouge rapper Lil Boosie was already having one of the worst years of his career, he was fighting with his Trill Entertainment label and he plead out to a charge that was sending him to prison in the prime of his career. Bad went to worst yesterday as Boosie appeared in court to begin what he thought was to be a one year sentence. However the presiding judge had other plans for Mr. Bad Azz.

District Court Judge Chip Moore revoked Boosie’s probation, sending him straight to jail. He was on house arrest with an ankle monitor. The monitor indicated that on more than one occasion, Boosie had violated the terms of his release. Judge Moore doubled his original sentence and ordered him to spend four years in prison.

Boosie was expected to be sentenced to 10 years with most of it suspended, meaning he would only serve about 10 months. Due to his probation violation his lawyer expects him to serve 24 months.

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