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\u201cMr. Hernandez recidivated almost immediately,\u201d Assistant U.S. Attorney Jonathan Rebold wrote in the filing, arguing that jail time is necessary to hold him accountable.<\/p>\n
The government wants him to serve a short prison stint followed by two more years of supervised release, including mandatory drug treatment and anger management.<\/p>\n
The letter also revisits 6ix9ine\u2019s 2018 racketeering conviction, where he pleaded guilty to nine federal charges, including firearms violations and heroin distribution. At the time, Judge Engelmayer called his cooperation \u201cgame-changing\u201d and said he believed the rapper had \u201clearned a very hard lesson.\u201d<\/p>\n
Prosecutors now say that belief was premature. They also emphasized that 6ix9ine\u2019s behavior sends the wrong message about leniency for cooperators.<\/p>\n
\u201cA sentence of imprisonment is necessary to reflect the seriousness of the defendant\u2019s violations and to promote respect for the law,\u201d Rebold wrote.<\/p>\n
However, 6ix9ine\u2019s<\/a> legal team secured a short delay in sentencing after a violent break-in at his Lake Worth home. On November 16, four masked intruders stormed the property, held his mother at gunpoint and stole valuables, according to court documents.<\/p>\nHis attorney, Lance Lazzaro, asked the court to move the sentencing from November 20, saying, \u201cWe are looking to adjourn his sentence date until January so that Mr. Hernandez can make arrangements to relocate his family to ensure their safety.\u201d<\/p>\n
Judge Engelmayer approved the postponement but only granted a two-week extension. For now, 6ix9ine<\/a> remains free, but his fate will likely be decided on December 5.<\/p>\nRelated<\/em><\/h3>\n<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
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