Reupload: Pooh Shiesty Makes Gucci Sign release at gunpoint? Criminal Complaint Breakdown: Pooh Shiesty — real name Lontrell Williams Jr. — and eight others, including his father and fellow Memphis rapper Big30, have been hit with federal charges after the DOJ alleges they kidnapped and robbed Gucci Mane and two other music industry professionals at a Dallas recording studio on January 10th, 2026. I read all 32 pages of the federal criminal complaint so you don't have to — and the details are something else. According to the complaint, three victims flew to Dallas believing they were attending a legitimate business meeting to discuss the terms of Pooh Shiesty's recording contract with 1017 Records. Instead, prosecutors say Pooh Shiesty and his co-conspirators executed a coordinated armed takeover of the studio — with Pooh allegedly pulling out a black AK-style pistol and forcing the label head to sign a contract release at gunpoint. At the time of the alleged incident, Pooh Shiesty was on home confinement for a prior federal firearms conviction. His ankle monitor placed him at the scene. The nine defendants are charged with kidnapping, conspiracy to commit kidnapping, and robbery. If convicted, each faces up to life in federal prison. In this video I'm walking you through the full complaint — who did what, how the feds built their case, what the charges actually mean, and what Pooh Shiesty's prior federal conviction means for his legal situation going forward. - @imnotalawyerbut