6ix9ine Is Out The Coup!

The controversial 6ix9ine is out of the lockup.

Takashi 6ix9ine is out of federal time out and is in protected custody on in-house. He was granted release from the U.S. federal due to the coronavirus.

The 23-year old former rapper was released quietly to a place in Queens.

"He's out and he's very happy to be released," said his lawyer Lance Lazzaro.

Born Daniel Hernandez, he was then a rapper, social media influence, and former member of the domestic terrorist group The Bloods. He will be tested for the coronavirus.

The former rapper "must remain at his residence except to seek any necessary medical treatment or to visit his attorney, in each instance with prior notice and approval from the U.S. Marshals and Probation Department."

The controversial rapper is on house arrest.

6ix9ine got an approval from the judge that he won't cause any trouble. He has completed 94% of his federal time out. The judge at first denied his request for early release. However due to the coronavirus and the possibility of it spreading around New York City, the judge had to reconsider the level of offenders to be release to in-house instead of being exposed to the possible virus.

He was arrested on weapons charges, racketeering, drug charges and possible criminal intent to murder. The former rapper had testified against his former manager Kifano "Shotti" Jordan and three other men who were associated with the domestic terrorist group Nine-Treys.

Hernandez has a criminal history that ranges from domestic violence, unlawful conduct with a minor, felonious assault, theft, and robbery.

They placed a "all-points" on him. In 2018, he was kidnapped, stripped naked and robbed of his jewelry.

That "all-points" means that 6ix9ine is a marked. Some martyr will attempt to murder the former rapper.

He ratted out notable members of the Bloods. Some include rapper Jim Jones, Cardi B and Trippie Redd.