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Young Thug Is In Jail For Failing A Court Ordered Drug Test

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Young Thug has been sent back to jail after reportedly failing to pass a court-ordered drug test.

According to court documents originally obtained by The Blast, Thug has had his bond revoked as a result of submitting a dirty drug test. Jail records show the rapper was arrested Wednesday morning (Nov. 7), a day before he was due in court for an arraignment hearing.

Thugger, who is being held at DeKalb County Jail, was reportedly arraigned earlier today (Nov. 8) on eight felony charges stemming from his September 2017 arrest.

The judge says Young Thug’s drug test came back positive, and because he’d been ordered to stay clean as a condition of his release … he’s gotta go back to jail.

Young Thug was booked into DeKalb County Jail at around 11:30 AM EST, and he’s currently being held on no bond.

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