Drug overlord Demetrius “Big Meech” Flenory has been released from incarceration, but still faces several requirements to achieve full liberty … including a supervised release period, following his stay in a transitional housing facility, and constraints surrounding substance use.
Big Meech, a co-founder of the infamous Black Mafia Family, is slated to finish his sentence by January 27, 2026 … as per the Federal Bureau of Prisons … but he won’t be entirely free of federal oversight until a much later date.
According to legal documents accessed by TMZ, Big Meech is required to undergo a 5-year supervised release period with specific stipulations … which includes enrollment in a substance abuse recovery program that may involve routine drug and alcohol assessments.
Big Meech’s arrest occurred back in 2005, culminating in a 30-year sentence handed down in 2008 after he was found guilty of drug-related offenses and money laundering.
Earlier this year, a court reduced his sentence by nearly three years … and just this Tuesday, Big Meech was relocated from a federal facility in Florida to a transitional house, where he will complete the rest of his imprisonment before beginning his supervised release.
LeBron James is amongst the notable personalities rejoicing in Big Meech’s journey … with the NBA champion posting a message on Twitter, “Welcome home Big Meech!!”
A true homecoming remains on the horizon … but now you’re informed on what lies ahead for Big Meech.