Blueface Begins 4-Year Prison Sentence at North Kern State Prison
Blueface’s 4-year prison sentence has officially started as he has been moved from the Men’s Central Jail in downtown Los Angeles to North Kern State Prison in central California.
TMZ has obtained Blueface’s latest mugshot, taken on Thursday as he entered general population at his medium custody facility. He will now have access to various job and class opportunities to help him prepare for life after prison.
Despite being a successful rapper, transitioning back to regular life after incarceration may still pose challenges. However, the facility offers educational and vocational programs to support him in reintegrating into society upon release.
North Kern State Prison staff will assess Blueface’s background and interests to provide him with suitable work and educational services during his time behind bars.
Additional Support and Programs Available
Aside from job and educational opportunities, Blueface can also participate in religious services, self-help groups, and substance abuse programs. The facility offers programs like Adult Basic Ed, High School/GED prep, and English as a Second Language Bridging Education.
As previously reported, Blueface received a 4-year prison sentence last month due to a probation violation related to a 2021 assault charge. He has been in custody since January.
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8/9/24
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FAQs
Q: What led to Blueface’s 4-year prison sentence?
A: Blueface was sentenced to 4 years in prison for a probation violation stemming from a 2021 assault charge.
Q: What programs are available to Blueface at North Kern State Prison?
A: Blueface can participate in job training, educational classes, religious services, self-help groups, and substance abuse programs during his time at the facility.
Q: How will North Kern State Prison support Blueface’s reintegration into society?
A: The prison staff will assess Blueface’s background and interests to provide him with suitable work and educational opportunities to prepare him for life after release.
Credit: www.tmz.com
