London
(ANI):
Amy
Winehouse's
incarcerated
hubby
Blake
Fielder-Civil
has
chosen
to
stay
in
prison,
despite
reports
he
was
offered
the
chance
to
move
in
with
his
mother
while
wearing
an
electronic
tag.
Fielder-Civil,
who
was
found
guilty
of
beating
up
a
pub
landlord
and
then
attempting
to
cover
it
up,
was
sentenced
to
27
months
in
July.
He
served
most
of
the
sentence
awaiting
trial,
and
was
told
he
could
leave
Edmunds
Hill
category
C
prison
in
Suffolk
if
he
agreed
to
the
tag
and
obeyed
a
7pm
curfew.
Jail
bosses
also
asked
him
to
move
into
his
mother
Georgette's
house
in
Nottinghamshire
as
part
of
conditions
for
an
early
release.
But
the
26-year-old
allegedly
refused
the
offer
because
he
wanted
to
return
to
his
home
in
Camden,
north
London.
"It
was
all
set
for
him
to
be
released,
but
because
he
refused
to
go
to
anywhere
other
than
Camden,
it
was
refused
at
the
last
minute," the
Sun
quoted
a
source,
as
saying.
"He
doesn't
want
to
go
somewhere
where
he
can't
be
reunited
with
Amy
and
his
friends.
He'd
rather
stay
inside.
"The
Prison
Service
feared
he
would
break
his
parole
if
he
was
surrounded
by
the
temptations
of
his
old
stomping
ground,"
she
added.
The
"Back
To
Black" singer,
who
married
Blake
in
Miami
last
summer,
will
have
to
wait
until
the
original
December
release
date
to
see
her
man.