[...] Chicago Rapper Chief Keef To Remain Free – For NowAllHipHopProsecutors claim the Southside Chicago-based rapper had violated his probation, for moving to a home he reportedly purchased in a tony suburban Chicago neighborhood, without notifying his probation officers. Probation officers claimed the rapper had …Rapper Chief Keef released by judgeWGNtv.comSPINS: Chicago rapper Chief Keef falls short on woeful debutWinston-Salem JournalJudge declines to jail Chief Keef after prosecutors allege rapper violated …Chicago Sun-TimesChicago Tribune -SOHH -Patch.comall 30 news articles » [...]

[...] (AllHipHop News). Chicago rapper Chief Keef scored a victory in court yesterday (January 2), when a judge allowed to remain free over prosecutors request that he be jailed. Prosecutors claim the Southside Chicago-based rapper had violated his probation, for moving to a home he reportedly purchased in a tony suburban Chicago neighborhood, without notifying his probation officers. Probation officers claimed the rapper had moved from his grandmother’s residence, to live with an uncle in Northbrook, in a house he allegedly purchased. But yesterday, lawyers for the rapper argued that he was simply recording music at his managers home/studio in the neighborhood. A juvenile Source: AllHipHop   [...]

[...] to All Hip-hop News, 1/3/13,  Chicago rapper Chief Keef scored a victory in court yesterday (January 2), when a judge [...]

[...] Prior to that incident, Chief Keef was in court due to a dispute with his probation officers, over his residence. [...]

[...] Prior to that incident, Chief Keef was in court due to a dispute with his probation officers, over his residence. [...]