FBI Agents Raid Pooh Shiesty’s Family Home In Memphis, 5 Months After Rapper’s Prison Release
FBI Agents Raid Pooh Shiesty’s Family Home In Memphis, 5 Months After Rapper’s Prison Release
Authorities seem to have their eyes on Pooh Shiesty and his associates once again.
This morning (April 1), federal agents raided a #Memphis-area home connected to rapper Pooh Shiesty, just months after his release from prison. According to reports, FBI agents were seen at the property, with authorities executing “a federal court authorized search and arrest warrant.” Officials have not disclosed who the warrant was for or what prompted the raid.
Records show the house is registered to a Lontrell Williams, a name shared by both the Back in Blood artist and his father. The four-bedroom property was purchased in April 2023 for $656,500. It’s unclear whether #PoohShiesty was present during the raid, especially since he has been participating in a residential reentry program in Dallas following his release.
The development comes about five months after the 26-year-old was released from prison, where he served more than three years of a 63-month sentence after pleading guilty to conspiracy to possess fire@rms in furtherance of crimes tied to violence and dr*g trafficking.
Fox 13 News

Previous Article
Next Article
[UPDATE Bhad Bhabie Defends Fiancé Le Vaughn Following Hollywood Car Crash, Says Police Mistook His Head Injury For Intoxication
Chris Brown’s Ex- Housekeeper Asks Judge To Issue Arrest Warrant Over Unpaid $9 Million Dog @ttack Judgment
Kelly Osbourne Admits She “Couldn’t F*cking Believe How Much Weight She Lost Following Dad Ozzy Osbourne’s De@th
Diddy Reportedly Suffers Head Injury In Prison, Rushed Out Of Facility For Emergency Medical Treatment
Diddy’s Twin Daughters Spark Reactions After Claiming Eyebrow Tech Refused Their Appointment Because They Were 5 Minutes Late
Summer Walker Faces $50 Million Lawsuit From Interscope Records After Attempting To Exit Record Deal
Soulja Boy For President? Rapper Teases Political Ambitions For 2028
Kelly Clarkson’s Viral Complaint Sparks Response From Brooklyn Toy Store, Which Claims It Was Attacked By Millions