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Pooh Shiesty Accused of Forcing Gucci Mane Out of Label
2 Jul
Summary
- Rapper allegedly planned armed robbery to force contract termination.
- Court documents include surveillance screenshots from January 10 incident.
- Shiesty demanded recorded proof of his release from 1017 Records.
Unsealed federal court documents reveal allegations that rapper Pooh Shiesty, whose legal name is Lontrell Williams Jr., was involved in a planned armed robbery on January 10. The incident, which occurred at a Dallas recording studio, allegedly aimed to force Gucci Mane, identified in filings as 'R.D.', to sign a contract. This contract reportedly demanded the immediate termination of Shiesty's deal with 1017 Records and the transfer of all his contractual obligations and intellectual property rights to him.
Prosecutors have presented screenshots from surveillance video as evidence of the confrontation. These images reportedly show Shiesty, his father Lontrell Denell Williams Sr., and co-defendants, including Big30 (Rodney Wright Jr.), present during the alleged event. The filing indicates that Williams Sr. was seen holding the contract document. Following the alleged signing, Shiesty is accused of wanting recorded confirmation of his release from the label, with Big30 allegedly filming Gucci Mane stating that Pooh Shiesty was dropped from 1017.
