It looks like Lil Wayne will have to wait a couple of months before he is sentenced for illegally carrying a gun on his private jet at the end of 2019.

According to AllHipHop, Wayne‘s attorney Howard Srebnick has claimed the January 28th sentencing date given at the virtual court hearing just over a week ago was too ambitious.

The lawyer has been successful in submitting a new request to the United States District Court for the Southern District Of Florida asking for Tunechi‘s sentencing date to be pushed back to early March.

Tune could face up to 10-years behind bars for his gun possession by a convicted felon charge, but there is a possibility of a reduced sentence, due to him pleading guilty.

Even though there has not been a date confirmed by the judge as of right now, Howard has suggested that Weezy should be sentenced on the afternoon of either March 2nd, 4th, 9th, or the 11th. I will update this post when the date gets confirmed! The new sentence date is March 4th!

Bad news! Remember at the end of 2019 when Lil Wayne got caught with a gold-plated pistol in his luggage on board a private jet that he said was a Father’s Day gift?

Well according to TMZ, Tunechi has just been charged by the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District Of Florida for gun possession and ammunition by a convicted felon.

Wayne could face serious prison time if he gets convicted; up to 10 years. He is scheduled to appear in court next month. You can read what Weezy‘s attorney, Howard Srebnick, had to say below:

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After first hearing news that Lil Wayne‘s private G-V jet had been raided at Miami International Airport on December 23rd by federal agents, due to them receiving a tip about drugs being transported on the flight, more details about the search have surfaced online.

According to Page Six, a gold-plated .45 caliber handgun and numerous drugs including heroin, ecstasy, and marijuana were all found inside a designer handbag once the FBI and ATF officers had boarded the plane from acquiring a search warrant. Wayne‘s personal chef was also found carrying approximately 20,000 dollars in cash.

Tunechi has not been charged from this search and even went on Twitter to say everything is “All goody”. Howard Srebnick, who is Tune‘s lawyer, refused to comment on the items found but did tell the Miami Herald newspaper that his client was “cleared”. However, if a large federal jury is enlisted, Weezy could still face weapons and drug charges in the future!