BallerStatus.com reports — Baton Rouge rapper Lil Boosie was handed down a steeper sentence on Monday (November 9), after he failed to abide by a judge’s orders after being sentenced for a third-marijuana offense back in September.

According to local news station WAFB, district Court Judge Chip Moore violated the rapper (real name: Torrence Hatch) after he learned Boosie left his home while supposedly on house arrest.

His ankle monitor that kept tabs on him indicated he left his home restriction on more than one occasion. As a result, his original sentence was doubled.

When 26-year-old Boosie pleaded guilty to a third-offense marijuana possession charge in September, Judge Moore ordered him to be electronically monitored, but said he would clear his concert dates with the court while awaiting sentencing.

Under a plea deal, the judge was expected to sentence Hatch to 10 years in prison with all but the first two years suspended. Meaning that he would likely serve just one year in prison.

But now, because he has violated the post-plea terms, the judge sentenced him Monday to 10 years with all but the first four years suspended. Meaning, he’ll now serve two years, instead of just one.

“The max he would do is two years,” East Baton Rouge Parish District Attorney Hillar Moore III told local ABC affiliate WBRZ News 2 after court.

Judge Moore told Hatch, “I really hope that you get it straight. … You have the ability to change people’s lives for the better, including your own.”

Additionally, Boosie will be on probation for five years after he is released from prison.

The rapper was arrested in October 2008, when police found a bag of marijuana, a blunt, and a gun in a vehicle he was driving. The marijuana charge was his third, which is punishable by up to 20 years in prison. The weapons charge carries a mandatory minimum five-year term, but it will be dropped once he completes his prison term and probation.

The rapper recently released his second solo album, Superbad: The Return of Boosie Bad Azz, his first new album since 2006.

Boosie told MTV last month that once he is freed from prison, he’ll be dropping a new album, titled Free At Last.

Nola.com:  B.G., a prominent local hip-hop artist, was arrested this week in eastern New Orleans and booked into jail on a felony gun charge, police said.New Orleans police arrested Christopher Dorsey, who raps under the moniker B.G., or Baby Gangsta, Tuesday night following a traffic stop in which officers recovered three guns, two of which were reported stolen, according to the New Orleans Police Department.

Dorsey, 29, was booked with illegal carrying of weapons. He appeared in magistrate court Thursday morning, but the status of his incarceration, such as bond information, was not listed Thursday night in electronic court records maintained by the Criminal Sheriff’s Office.

Police said Dorsey was arrested along with the two others in the vehicle, Demounde Pollard, 17, and Jerod Fedison, 28.

Officers from the NOPD’s 7th District halted the late-model Chevrolet Tahoe after watching it commit a traffic violation, police said. They seized the three weapons, along with loaded magazines and two extended magazine clips, according to a police news release.

Fedison and Dorsey were each booked with illegal carrying of a firearm, according to court records. Pollard was booked on multiple drug charges — including possession of hydrocodone, oxycodone and alprazolam — and two counts of illegal possession of stolen firearms, and a count of illegal carrying of a weapon.

Dorsey, who hails from Uptown, is a solo artist and a member of the Hot Boys ensemble, which boasts such big names as Li’l Wayne, Juvenile and Young Turk. He signed with Cash Money Records at the age of 13.

A former drug dealer who admitted to dabbling in heroin, he released an album several years ago with the Chopper City Boyz that debuted at No. 20 on a Billboard Chart. He also became chief executive officer of Chopper City Records, a Metairie-based label.

A spokeswoman for the label declined to comment on his arrest Thursday.

Dorsey has been arrested several times this year. He was arrested in New Orleans in June and booked into jail on drug charges. He is scheduled to appear in court next week on that case. He was also briefly held in jail this summer on an outstanding warrant from Texas, court records show, without indicating the nature of that case. The case was dropped a month later.

He was also arrested in March on drug charges in Jefferson Parish, according to court records. Prosecutors dismissed the case in August.

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