The former heavyweight champ passed time behind bars by reading the mobster epic "American Gangster." The meals served were a bologna 'brunch' and Sloppy Joe's for dinner. Jail officials said Tyson was held apart from the other 1,500 inmates in the open-air jail known as Tent City.

Mike Tyson is resting and spending the holiday with his family after serving the sentence, according to his lawyer, David Chesnoff.

Chesnoff said he has not spoken to Tyson since he was released from jail around 9 a.m. Wednesday morning, because he wants to let him rest.

Tyson must also serve three years' probation, perform 360 hours of community service and undergo drug testing.