Migos rapper Offset has been ordered to complete 50 hours of community service following an assault on a security guard at a MedMen cannabis dispensary, according to court records.
As part of the sentence, Offset — born Kiari Kendrell Cephus — must also complete an anger management program, surrender any firearms in his possession, and stay at least 100 yards away from the MedMen location involved in the incident.
The rapper described his conduct as “regretful” in connection with the proceedings. The terms of the sentence reflect a resolution short of jail time, with the conditions placing specific behavioral and legal restrictions on Offset going forward.
MedMen is a well-known cannabis retail chain operating dispensaries across multiple U.S. states. The specific location connected to the case was the site of the altercation involving the security guard.
The firearm restriction is notable given Offset’s public profile, and the mandatory anger management requirement signals that the court viewed the conduct as warranting structured intervention beyond standard community service.
