Pooh Shiesty Denied Bond in Federal Case — Judge Says He Staying Locked While Case Builds

Things just got even more serious for Pooh Shiesty, as the Memphis rapper has officially been denied bond following a federal detention hearing in Dallas.

Shiesty — born Lontrell Williams Jr. — will remain behind bars for now as prosecutors push forward with their case. Meanwhile, his father, Lontrell Williams Sr., was granted a $250,000 bond under strict conditions… but even that release is now being challenged by federal prosecutors as the situation continues to unfold.

This all stems from explosive allegations that Shiesty orchestrated an armed robbery and kidnapping involving Gucci Mane at a Dallas recording studio earlier this year. Authorities claim the situation was tied to a dispute over a music contract, turning what should’ve been business into a serious criminal case.

Federal officials aren’t taking this lightly — especially considering Shiesty had just returned home months ago after serving a 63-month sentence on a federal firearms conspiracy charge. At the time of the alleged incident, he was still on supervised release, which could play a major role in how this case unfolds.

With bond denied and federal prosecutors pushing to keep everyone involved under tight control, Shiesty’s legal battle is just getting started — and the stakes are high.