Jelly Roll, a country music star and former convict, was officially sworn in as a deputy sheriff for Genesee County, Michigan, during a visit to the Genesee County Jail, where he also opened a music studio for inmates. Sheriff Chris Swanson recognized Jelly Roll's transformation from a troubled past to a role model, emphasizing his ability to inspire change in others. The music studio aims to rehabilitate inmates by providing them with creative outlets while they work towards earning their GEDs through the I.G.N.I.T.E. Program, an initiative Jelly has supported for years. Jelly Roll's journey, marked by struggles with addiction and incarceration, showcases the potential for second chances. During the ceremony, Jelly Roll expressed gratitude for the opportunity, stating that finding purpose for his daughter motivated his change. His recent rise in the music industry serves as a testament to his commitment to help others while sharing his story of redemption.