Rapper T.I. was sent back in jail this morning after he was released from an Arkansas prison on Wednesday. The 30-year-old rapper, made the 375-mile trip to Atlanta in a decked out tour bus [see bus below] on Wednesday. The transportation arrangements appear to be the reason he's back behind bars, according to T.I.'s lawyer Steve Sadow.
Sadow said they haven't received formal notice from prison officials explaining what he's accused of doing wrong.
Sadow said Friday there was never any intent to mislead or misstate T.I.'s method of transportation, and he hopes the issue can be cleared up quickly so T.I. can return to the halfway house.
"T.I. got on a private bus in the prison's parking area in full view of BOP employees. Indeed, he was actually escorted to the bus by a prison guard," Sadow said.
Federal Bureau of Prisons spokesman Chris Burke said Friday he couldn't discuss why the rapper was transferred back to a prison.
Sadow said they haven't received formal notice from prison officials explaining what he's accused of doing wrong.
Sadow said Friday there was never any intent to mislead or misstate T.I.'s method of transportation, and he hopes the issue can be cleared up quickly so T.I. can return to the halfway house.
"T.I. got on a private bus in the prison's parking area in full view of BOP employees. Indeed, he was actually escorted to the bus by a prison guard," Sadow said.
Federal Bureau of Prisons spokesman Chris Burke said Friday he couldn't discuss why the rapper was transferred back to a prison.
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