Young Buck Violates Federal Probation, Sent Back To Prison

A judge has sent Young Buck back to prison for violating his federal probation.

On Wednesday, July 20, the Nashville native, born David Brown, allegedly threatened to set his ex-girlfriend's apartment on fire.

When he arrived at the residence he reportedly kicked the door open, but left without causing any further damage.

The G-Unit rapper was arrested the following day. He was locked up in Warren County Regional Jail in Kentucky for the weekend, before being released the following Monday.

At his probation hearing on Wednesday, August 10, the judge in the case ordered Buck back to prison.

In an Instagram post the "Shorty Wanna Ride" hit maker asked his family, friends, fans and G-Unit group members to hold him down while he's away.

"Things ain't go as plan today. Lost my freedom again.." Buck wrote. "Lord knows how much I'm gonna miss my Mother, children, my girl, my Real friends and family. I want @50cent @tonyyayo @kiddkiddrllnr @lloydbanks AND ALL MY FANS TO HOLD ME DOWN!!!!!! See y'all soon... STAY UP...AND @charlie1080p WILL KEEP YALL UPDATED..GOTTA GO."

"Damn the boy Buck gotta do some time. They are gonna keep him today. Smh he will be alright," 50 Cent captioned an Instagram photo of Buck.

"Free @buckshotz hold your head big bro," Tony Yayo wrote. "The system is a trap and we the targets. We all make mistakes bro but we got families to feed. Your freedom is everything bro we need you out here."

The news hit Kidd Kidd hard.

"can't lie I'm kind of fuked up behind this one bro," the New Orleans native wrote on IG. "we talked so much bout how easy it is to get tricked off the streets one thing fasho I'm a hold u down like a real Nigga posed too."