G-Eazy won’t face jail time for drug and assault charges

G-Eazy got off easy after his arrest for assault and cocaine possession in Sweden.

The rapper, born Gerald Earl Gillum, was released from custody and left the country on Friday, TMZ reported.

G-Eazy, 28, will pay a $9,000 fine and restitution to the victim of the assault, a Stockholm nightclub bouncer.

Police apprehended the “Him & I” artist Wednesday after a performance in Stockholm.

G-Eazy reportedly became belligerent after a fan attempted to photograph him in the VIP area of the nightclub when he lunged and accidentally slugged the security detail instead of his intended target.

Police found approximately 1.5 ounces of cocaine, as well as a rolled-up $100 bill, on G-Eazy’s person during the arrest, The Blast reported.

He admitted to police to purchasing and using the drug but refused to provide the name of whoever sold him the substance.

A police report obtained by The Blast claims that G-Eazy showed signs of cocaine use, including visible “white powder on the nose,” “tense and convulsive jaw muscles” and an “insane, crazy and rabid” demeanor.