Article By: Ashia Skye

Reportedly, prosecutors are seeking to have NBA Youngboy’s probation from a 2016 drive-by shooting revoked. Officials now want the rapper to serve the suspended 10-year prison sentence he was initially issued along with the probation.

The prosecutor called attention Youngboy’s arrest in Atlanta on February 11, claiming it was his second arrest in two years. Due to this arrest, they requested that his three-year probation be revoked all together.

“An arrest is simply an allegation. Our position is he didn’t do anything wrong.” Youngboy’s lawyer said in a statement.