After almost a year and a half behind bars, “Teen Mom” star Amber Portwood has been released from an Indiana prison. She was originally sentenced to 5 years after violating probation, but was granted an early release because of good behavior. Check out the video of her exit below, where she reveals what her first plan is now that she has freedom!
Lauryn Hill Is An Inmate NO MORE!
Former inmate, #64600-050 has been released from a Danbury, Connecticut prison early this morning. L. Boogie is free to release all of the music that she wants – Be on the look-out for her pre-release track, “Consumerism!” She most likely served those 3-months on her head. Hit the jump for more.
(Video) NFL: Bucs Make Josh Freeman A Free-Man
The Tampa Bay Bucs gave their old starting quarterback his wish. They released Josh Freeman after not being able to find any team who was willing to trade for him. He was selected #17 in the 2009 NFL draft by the Bucs, and played very well in his first two seasons there. However since 2010, when he went 10-6 as a starter, he has gone 11-23 and only 2 other quarterbacks have a lower winning percentage. In 60 career games, Freeman has thrown for 13,534 yards, 80 touchdowns and 66 interceptions. He is the franchise’s leader in career TD passes. His relationship with head coach Greg Schiano played a big role in him losing his starting job, and eventually to being released.. Once he clears waivers, he would be eligible to sign with any team. Looking around the NFL, there are definitely numerous teams who could use help at the QB position and Freeman would be an upgrade for some of those teams. Hit the jump for more.
(Photos) Young Buck Released From Prison
Young Buck is officially free. The Nashville native served about one year of his three year sentence, stemming from a weapons possession charge, and then additional time for tax evasion. Taking to his Twitter today, he announced the news, along with his first photo as a free man (above.) Welcome home!
(Photos) Sergeant Who Released Boston Bomber Photos Relieved Of Duty
Two months after the manhunt for the Boston bombing suspects, graphic photos were released to Boston Magazine. Now, sergeant who released the photos is relieved of duty.
