Overview
- He is scheduled to report to federal custody on January 6, 2026, with treatment conditions to begin after his release.
- New court filings detail mandatory outpatient drug treatment and a mental health program centered on anger management during 12 months of supervised release.
- Judge Paul Engelmayer rebuked him at sentencing, calling him a "dumpster fire" and saying incarceration was necessary after multiple breaches.
- The violations cited include missed and positive drug tests, an assault at a Florida mall, and cocaine and MDMA recovered in a federal raid.
- Hernandez, who has been under supervision since cooperating in the 2019 racketeering case, told TMZ he expects separation from general population and plans to focus on fitness while in custody.