![]() ![]() Pooh gets so much s**t off his chest in “Federal Contraband (Freestyle).” Though it’s hard to understand every word that he spews out (The audio quality is a little blurry… I’m sure folks hate when I tell them that on Submithub), what it does sound like is that he is in good spirits. Today, Pooh decided to release “Federal Contraband (Freestyle),” a song that he clearly made while incarcerated. The good news is this: These days, folks can have a music career while in jail. What sucks is that he was on the verge of superstardom before he got himself into some trouble. It’s a shame that Pooh Shiesty is in jail for the foreseeable future. Pooh Shiesty goes off for five minutes in this song. The date for Williams’ sentencing was not immediately set.Rate This Song Federal Contraband (Freestyle) Investigators said they linked the cash to Williams by matching the full serial number on one of the recovered bills to a $100 bill flashed on Williams’ Instagram account days before the alleged robbery. Video surveillance allegedly shows Williams pulling up to the hotel with another man described as his road manager riding shotgun and a third man following behind them in a black Mercedes Maybach.Īfter he accepted a bag of marijuana and examined a pair of sneakers, Williams allegedly pulled out a Draco subcompact weapon and ended up firing, hitting the alleged victim in the buttocks, investigators previously claimed.Īs Williams drove off, a Louis Vuitton bag stuffed with $40,912 in cash fell out of the driver’s seat of the McLaren, authorities claimed. He was indicted in the Landon Hotel case weeks later and ordered held without bail.Īccording to prosecutors, the Memphis rapper, whose Back in Blood collaboration with Lil Durk went platinum in May, allegedly drove a rented McLaren to the hotel the day of the alleged shooting to “purchase a pair of high-end athletic sneakers and marijuana.” Williams, 22, has been behind bars since his June 9 arrest involving a separate incident, a shooting at a Miami strip club. “We’ve entered into plea negotiations because there have been developments in the case that I think changed the dynamics of the case,” Williams’ defense lawyer Bradford Cohen told Rolling Stone in October. Williams’ decision to strike a deal followed after the alleged victim shot in the buttocks, identified as 28-year-old Brandon Cooper, was indicted in Florida on suspicion of taking part in an elaborate bank-fraud scheme, the Miami Herald reported. His guilty plea takes three points off of his total, which is substantial, a source tells Rolling Stone. While Williams’ admission of guilt does not guarantee he’ll receive prosecutors’ recommended sentence, it helps his standing in terms of how his points add up to determine the sentencing guidelines in his case. “Ima be back in a minute won’t be too long til I’m free,” he said in a message posted to his Instagram account Dec. The rapper, whose legal name is Lontrell Williams Jr., released a new jailhouse freestyle titled “Federal Contraband” last month, as he shared with fans that he hoped to be out of custody soon. “I understand,” Shiesty, who already has been in custody for seven months, replied. ![]() Do you understand?” Judge Fleischer Louis said during the afternoon hearing in federal court in Miami. “If Judge Moore gives you a sentence that is higher than what you were hoping for, that will not be grounds to withdraw your plea. ![]() Magistrate Judge Lauren Fleischer Louis accepted the new plea after cautioning that the recommended sentence of no more than 97 months outlined in the nonbinding deal was not guaranteed at Shiesty’s future sentencing hearing before Chief Judge K. ![]()
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