In January 2024, rapper Blueface voluntarily surrendered himself for a parole violation, a charge linked to a 2021 assault on a security guard in San Fernando. Reports suggest that he is expected to serve a seven-month sentence for this parole violation. The musician’s mother, Karlissa Saffold, shared details on Instagram, indicating that Blueface’s detention also involves incidents related to two women from his past relationships, Jaidyn Alexis and Chrisean Rock.
Blueface’s parole violation is connected to an assault case that occurred in San Fernando in 2021, where he allegedly attacked a security guard, as reported by XXL. The extent of Alexis and Rock’s involvement in this case remains unclear. It is noted that Blueface reportedly shares children with both women, and Chrisean Rock, identified as a musician and TV personality, was captured on camera accompanying the rapper during his surrender.
Karlissa Saffold, in an Instagram story, mentioned the specific charges, stating that “Jaidyn got him one charge, Rock got him the one that violated the other.” She expressed concerns about their association and emphasized the importance of parents wanting the best for their children. Despite her love for all individuals involved, she emphasized her preference for them not being together.
In addition to the parole violation, Blueface faces legal issues related to a 2023 shooting in Las Vegas, potentially resulting in a maximum five-year suspended sentence. The uncertainty surrounding the charges suggests that Blueface is likely to remain incarcerated until at least July 2, 2024, with some speculating that the complicated legal proceedings could lead to a year-long stay in county jail. Others suggest that overcrowding in Los Angeles jails might impact the release date, potentially leading to an earlier release than anticipated.
In a video shared online of Blueface entering jail, he mentioned, “I’m handling some mandatory issues, man. I’ll see you on the other side.” Remarkably, just a day after turning himself in, Blueface released an EP titled “Free Blueface” on Spotify, showcasing his continued musical endeavors amidst the legal challenges, as reported by HotNewHipHop.
