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Fetty Wap's Case: A Timeline of the Trap Queen Rapper's Drug Trafficking, Arrest, and Early Freedom This book examines the criminal case against rapper Fetty Wap, legally known as Willie Junior Maxwell II, from his rise in the music industry to his early release from federal prison in 2026. It begins with an introduction to his background in Paterson, New Jersey, where early influences shaped his trajectory toward stardom with hits such as ""Trap Queen."" The book then shifts to the federal investigation that uncovered a drug trafficking network spanning Long Island and New Jersey, involving surveillance, evidence collection, and identification of co-conspirators such as a postal worker, corrections officer, and operational associates. Detailed chapters cover the 2021 arrest at Citi Field, the indictment on conspiracy to distribute controlled substances, the first not-guilty plea, the bond release, and the subsequent violation through a FaceTime incident displaying a firearm and issuing threats. The account progresses through bond revocation, guilty plea in 2022, sentencing to six years in May 2023, incarceration at FCI Sandstone, and the path to early release via good conduct credits, leading to community confinement under home detention overseen by Philadelphia's Residential Reentry Management Office, with a projected full release on November 8, 2026. Throughout, the book examines court proceedings, daily prison life, rehabilitation efforts, and post-release statements that emphasize gratitude, family priorities, music, and community initiatives for at-risk youth, including education, technology skills, and vision care.

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