[UPDATE] Pooh Shiesty’s Texts Allegedly Show He Admitted To Breaking Previous Release Conditions By Drinking & Getting High
[UPDATE] Pooh Shiesty’s Texts Allegedly
Show He Admitted To Breaking Previous Release Conditions By Drinking & Getting High
#PoohShiesty’s alleged parole violations are stacking up.
According to court docs obtained by journalist Meghann Cuniff, the new DOJ filing opposing the FDO rapper’s release includes screenshots of text messages where he allegedly admits to being drunk and high, a direct violation of his release conditions. Prosecutors also claim Shiesty, born Lontrell Williams Jr., maintained an inappropriate relationship with a home confinement supervisor, allegedly allowing him to repeatedly skirt the rules of his court-ordered release.
The accusations come as the government continues to fight his pretrial release in a pending case tied to an alleged robbery and kidnapping involving #GucciMane and others at a Dallas recording studio. The filing states the alleged relationship involved a case supervisor from Volunteers of America, the nonprofit overseeing his home confinement after his 2022 federal conviction on conspiracy and dr*g trafficking charges.
Video: Journalist Meghann Cuniff

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