Less than a week ago we reported that Young Buck was facing up to five years in prison after allegedly cheating on a drug test. In court, the G-Unit member plead guilty and was ordered to go to rehab, complete 100 hours of community service, and pay a $7,500 fine. Buck definitely dodged a bullet, and I’m sure his fans are ecstatic that he won’t be heading back to jail.
Buck’s attorney Scott Leemon released a statement saying, “I am glad that Judge Campbell agreed with our joint recommendation that Buck be sentenced to probation, a fine, community service and drug treatment. This was a fair result, most importantly, because Buck was spared any prison time and permitted to get back on the road to perform and make new music. In fact, he went right from court to go meet 50 on his Effen vodka tour.”
Young Buck has big plans in store for his music. Back in April he announced that he was working on his Ten-A-Key mixtape series, which will consist of ten new mixtapes in ten months.
