FBI Reportedly Launches Probe into Judge Who Sentenced Meek Mill To Jail

The recent Meek Mill sentencing might have taken a very interesting turn.

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Page Six is reporting that the FBI has launched a probe into the Philadelphia judge presiding over the case, who sentenced the rapper to 2-4 years in prison for probation violations, stemming from a 2008 gun and drug case.

The sentencing by Judge Genece Brinkley took place despite the district attorney and Meek’s probation officer asking for no jail time in the court. The Philly emcee is currently in solitary confinement. Meek’s attorney Joe Tacopina claimed that the Judge wanted Meek to quit Roc Nation and sign with a friend of hers for a management deal. She also reportedly made a request that Meek should re-record Boyz II Men’s song ‘On Bended Knee’ which he tributes to her and mentions her by name in the song.

A source told Page Six of the FBI interest in the case, “The feds have an interest in the judge and [her] potential relationships. This is an investigation looking into a possible extortionate demand. Undercover agents have been in the courtroom monitoring the Meek proceedings since April 2016.” A rep for the FBI Philly field office and Joe Tacopina have neither confirmed nor denied the reports.