The federal court officer charged with supervising Juelz Santana as he battles charges stemming from his airport gun bust has expressed concerns for his mental health. In a report from this week on the rapper’s conduct on house arrest, federal pretrial services officer Jennifer Powers said she believes the troubled rapper needs a mental health evaluation and treatment immediately. The officer didn’t say in her report what sparked her worries, but the judge apparently took it so seriously that he OK’d the request the same day.