In a recent federal court hearing in Manhattan, rapper 6ix9ine, also known as Daniel Hernandez, was instructed by U.S. District Judge Paul A. Engelmayer to ensure that no firearms are kept on his property following his latest probation violations related to a raid that took place in Palm Beach, Florida in 2025. This decision came after authorities found guns and drugs during a probation check following a March incident. Despite the lack of evidence leading to his arrest at the time, this discovery drew federal attention. As part of his supervised release until November 2025, which was a condition of his cooperation deal in the high-profile RICO case against the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods, 6ix9ine faces specific restrictions such as no unauthorized travels, regular drug tests, and a prohibition on possessing weapons. However, his compliance has been inconsistent since his initial arrest, with previous violations resulting in a 45-day prison sentence. The recent raid in Florida amplified concerns, prompting the court to take steps to address the situation formally. 6ix9ine is currently free pending his next court appearance on May 22, 2025, where the judge will decide if further action, including potential incarceration, is warranted.