FOXY BROWN RELEASED FROM SOLITARY CONFINEMENT

Last updated: Tuesday, November 27, 2007

FOXY BROWN RELEASED FROM SOLITARY CONFINEMENT

Rapper FOXY BROWN has been released from solitary confinement for good behaviour.

FOXY BROWN

The MC - who is currently serving a one-year prison sentence at New York's Rikers Island jail - was ordered to serve 76 days in 'punitary segregation' for refusing to provide a urine sample but was freed from the unit after just 40 days for being compliant and cooperative, according to TMZ.com.

Brown - real name Inga Marchand - was sentenced to a year behind bars after a judge ruled in September (07) she had violated the terms of her probation from a separate case in Manhattan.

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Source: WENN

| Tuesday, November 27, 2007

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