Daily News | Gov. Wolf pardoned Meek Mill, among hundreds of other Pennsylvanians, in his final days in office
Rapper Meek Mill says Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf granted him clemency on a 15-year-old drug and weapons possession charge in his last round of pardons issued on Jan. 12.
The pardon is one of 369 pardons Wolf issued in January, bringing his total to over 2,540 over the course of his eight years in office, the most of any Commonwealth governor.what appears to be a redacted official letter from the Governor’s office dated Jan. 12 on Instagram that clears him of charges of marijuana possession and carrying a firearm in Philadelphia.
“I’m only going to do more for my community,” the rapper wrote on Instagram, ending with the hashtag #NewLevelsUnlocked.Governor Wolf has yet to respond to a request for comment confirming the authenticity of the letter.
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