Meek Mill Wipes His IG Again Except For This Jail Release Post: “No Weapon Formed Against Me”

Maybach Music Group’s Meek Mill is back to wiping his Instagram content clean. The hip-hop star has wiped out his account and put up a new inspirational post.

Last night, Meek put up a clip reenacting his eventual upcoming release from jail.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BhNEhl7gyiO/

Recently, Hot 97 radio veteran Funk Flex revealed he reached out to Meek about returning for an epic freestyle session once he’s released.

Already reached out to him! https://t.co/FDW16q9zL4

— Funk Flex !!!!! (@funkflex) April 2, 2018

@funkflex when meek mill come home you gotta let him come to the radio and freestyle cuz that 0017 is one of the greatest performances I’ve ever witnessed

— akeem akway (@akeemakway) April 2, 2018

This week, Philadelphia’s Judge Genece Brinkley filed docs explaining her reason for not letting Meek out of jail on bail.

First, she’s being a stickler on deadlines … saying Meek’s request needed to be filed a year after his original 2009 sentence became final. Of course, he didn’t file until 2018, but we’re confident Meek’s team would say they didn’t know about the police corruption scandal until this year. You’ll recall … Meek hung much of his bail request on the credibility of Officer Graham — the Philly cop at the center of the city’s sweeping police corruption case. Judge Brinkley says the Philly article exposing the scandal is based on old police documents that were readily available to Meek’s attorneys. (TMZ)

Last month, Meek’s mom Kathy Williams penned an open letter about her son’s situation.

“The problem is that the justice system has failed my son at every turn and hasn’t let go. You, Lady Justice, have allowed corruption at the highest levels of the system, and cruelty and spite have cast doubt on your very foundation. You are supposed to balance fairness and blindly always do what’s right, yet injustice has taken 11 years of our lives. My son had to choose between seeing his child and his mother in a hospital or going to prison. My son – who was 19 when he was introduced to the justice system – has been scarred physically and emotionally by your betrayal, and now you threaten his own son’s sense of security. Today feels heavier because, now that the truth has finally been revealed, for some reason Lady Justice you are not weighing in. Where are you? The District Attorney and Governor Wolf had the courage to say let my son out of prison due to this injustice. You’ve taken his innocence and abused his pride. He’s suffered loss of family and freedom. No human being should know his truths and be accosted by lies and false judgment under your shelter.” (Billboard)