Rick Ross has been accused of lying about the nature of his past work as a correctional officer after previously stating he only worked in a prison for four months.

Internet personality 1090 Jake shared alleged paperwork on Instagram on Tuesday (April 16) that claims to reveal the MMG mogul was employed by the Department of Corrections in Florida for a year and a half.

One document, purportedly signed by Ross (real name William Roberts), is dated December 29, 1995, while another is of him handing in his notice on June 2, 1997.

There is also an alleged Certificate of Appreciation dated September 7, 1996, commemorating his service as “a perfect attendance employee.”

1090 Jake, who has built a reputation for exposing rappers, gang members and other online personalities, dug up the paperwork in defense of Drake, who Rick Ross has been publicly feuding with in recent days.

“Since he keep callin @champagnepapi a Whiteboy He woke the Real Whiteboy up [laughing emoji],” he wrote in his caption. “yall want this video?. He said he only lasted 4 months but the paperwork says 95-97 with a Perfect Attendance lmk.”

The Teflon Don rapper quickly responded to the claims by digging up alleged police paperwork of his own and labeling Jake a “rat.”

Drake has also started following the internet personality on Instagram in an apparent dig at his former friend and collaborator.

Rick Ross’ history as a correctional officer is no secret after it was brought up during the his high-profile feud with 50 Cent in the late 2000s.

“Maybe when I was 20,” he said. “I didn’t really get to make it to the prison ’cause you gotta go through training and all that, and I didn’t last long. I may have lasted four months and they said I was a lil’ tardy.”

The Biggest Bawse then described the paycheck as “horrendous” as it amounted to roughly $500 every two weeks, which fell well short of what he could’ve been making hustling.

He also claimed he didn’t like the amount of exercise that the job entailed.

Rozay has, however, previously said that he was employed as a correctional officer for 18 months, which would match up with Jake’s alleged documents.

He said in 2008 after documents were leaked linking the rapper to a stint at the South Florida Reception Centre: “I never tried to hide my past. I put my name inside my CDs. My company has my [Social Security number]. I could’ve put a company name…I done been up and I done been down, and that’s what makes me what I am.

“I never ratted on a n-gga. I never prosecuted a n-gga. I never locked up a n-gga, that’s first and foremost. I always felt that me being the n-gga that I am, I never owed a n-gga an explanation.

“When I’m making my music and I’m talking about blow, it’s because I did it. When I say that I’m rich off cocaine, it’s because I did it. Those are the street principals that apply.”