No Post-Rikers Parole for Lil Wayne

When Lil Wayne walks out of Rikers Island prison tomorrow he’ll be a completely free man.  Under his plea deal, Wayne won’t have to serve probation or parole. But Weezy still has a case in Arizona where authorities say they found cocaine, ecstasy and a handgun on his tour bus. Wayne’s lawyers plea bargained that case while the rapper was doing time on Rikers. Under the deal, Wayne pleaded guilty to one count of drug possession in exchange for the prosecutors dropping three other drug and weapons charges. Lil Wayne was sentenced to community service, three years of unsupervised probation but no jail time. Weezy’s probation in the Arizona case will be comparatively easy: he will not be required to take drug tests or to have a designated number of meetings with his probation officer each month.