In addition to having two lawsuits filed against him in prison, one for $500,000 in royalties for " A Milli" off his 2008 album, The Carter III and for a documentary, the "best rapper alive" is in trouble with Riker Prison officials after being caught with contraband. Before you think Lil' Wayne found a way to make syrup in prison, Wayne was caught with an iPod. This wouldn't be so bad, except inmates are not allowed to have electronic devices.
The MP3 player was discovered in the cell of another inmate in the unit. And, in a kind of tragic detail, it turns out Lil Wayne had hidden the original contraband–the charger and headphones–in a snack bag in the garbage can of his cell.) He’s being charged with an infraction–possession of contraband, says our source. Inmates are allowed to purchase an AM/FM player and earphones from the commissary, but what Wayne had wasn’t authorized. Before you yawn, realize that everyone in Rikers–even the celebrities–is forbidden to possess any form of non-sanctioned mobile electronics, whether cell phones, videogames, or otherwise, and the fact that Lil Wayne was found with an iPod in his cell means that someone had to smuggle it into him.
This means that Lil' Wayne will have additional time added on to his sentence.
Don't know what to tell you....
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