Icy Wyatt’s Sentence: Prison Time, Revoked Bond, and Probation

TikTok creator Wyatt Yeager, known online as Icy Wyatt, was sentenced on October 28, 2024 to five years in Florida state prison on assault and battery charges, plus 15 months in prison in a separate criminal mischief case. Both cases came out of the same March 2022 confrontation in Broward County. The Icy Wyatt sentence also carries years of supervision after release.¹

What the Sentences Cover

The Broward State Attorney’s Office handled two cases against Yeager, both tracing back to the 2022 arrest but prosecuted separately.

On the assault and battery case, covering aggravated battery, aggravated assault, and battery on a law enforcement officer, he received five years in Florida state prison, followed by one year of house arrest with a GPS monitor and four years of probation.¹

On the criminal mischief case, he received 15 months in prison, three years of probation, and $3,100 in restitution.¹

Available reporting does not say whether the two prison terms run concurrently or consecutively. Yeager was 26 at sentencing and remains incarcerated; his facility and projected release date have not been publicly disclosed.¹

Probation Conditions After Release

Once Yeager finishes his prison time, he will be subject to substance abuse and mental health evaluations and random drug and alcohol testing throughout his probation. He is prohibited from possessing weapons, drugs, or alcohol.¹

What Led to the Charges

In March 2022, Yeager stopped a pink Mercedes in the middle of West Sunrise Boulevard in Broward County after driving erratically. Two people approached and told him to move. He followed them to a nearby Chick-fil-A parking lot, threatened them, retrieved a gun from his car, and allegedly struck one of them in the back of the head with the firearm.² When officers arrived, Yeager became violent during the arrest and kicked an officer in the thigh.¹ He was charged with aggravated battery, aggravated assault, battery on a law enforcement officer, and criminal mischief, and initially bonded out.

Bond Revoked Before Trial

On July 28, 2023, a Broward County judge revoked Yeager’s bond and ordered him re-arrested after he picked up an additional warrant while out on bail. The judge ruled he would stay in jail until trial.² He was in custody when the 2024 sentences came down.