Overview
- He reported to the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn on Tuesday to start the sentence for supervised-release violations.
- The surrender was broadcast on Adin Ross’s stream, where creator Stephen Deleonardis cut off the rapper’s ankle monitor before he entered custody.
- The punishment stems from breaches tied to his 2019 plea in the Nine Trey racketeering case following his cooperation with prosecutors.
- It marks the second time he has been ordered back to jail, with the latest violations linked to incidents reported last year.
- He is being held at MDC Brooklyn, a facility long criticized over safety and sanitation, and Ross later claimed he was placed in solitary for protective custody.