Pooh Shiesty Denied Bond in Gucci Mane Kidnapping Case Update
Pooh Shiesty was denied bond in his kidnapping and robbery case involving Gucci Mane. The court found probable cause to keep him in custody.
Court Decision
On Wednesday, Pooh Shiesty appeared in court for a bond hearing linked to the alleged January robbery and kidnapping of Gucci Mane. Judge Renee Harries Toliver decided to continue holding him, indicating there were no new conditions she could impose beyond previous house arrest provisions. A detention order noted credible evidence suggesting Pooh Shiesty committed the offenses described in the complaint.
Allegations Against Pooh Shiesty
According to authorities, Pooh Shiesty allegedly lured Gucci Mane to a Dallas recording studio under false pretenses and used an AK-style rifle to force him to sign a contract release. The FBI later raided Pooh's home in Cordova, Tenn., arresting individuals involved. Pooh's attorney, Bradford Cohen, disputes the government's narrative citing insufficient evidence.
Status of Pooh Shiesty's Father
Prosecutors accuse Pooh's father of involvement, using services at Staples before the incident. Although he is not considered a "primary participant," his past includes allegations related to kidnapping and other crimes. Released on $250,000 bond, he remains under house arrest with travel restrictions pending further developments.
Fan Reactions
The news of the denied bond prompted varied reactions among fans online. Some expressed belief that Pooh knew his actions would lead back to jail, while others questioned the lack of concrete evidence against him. Comments also included hopes for Gucci Mane and his family's well-being following the incident.