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Pooh Shiesty Crew Faces Life in Prison

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Pooh Shiesty and eight others face life sentences after FBI arrests last suspect in Dallas music studio robbery. The crew, disguised as business reps, aimed to force contract release for Pooh. Allegedly, Pooh waved a gun, held a victim at gunpoint, while others stripped victims of valuables. Victims were roughed up, and social media posts of stolen goods served as evidence. Prosecutors used ankle monitor data and license plate trackers to build a strong case. All nine now face federal kidnapping charges, highlighting the harsh reality of street moves in the rap game.

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Pooh Shiesty Crew Faces Life in Prison

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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Pooh Shiesty Crew Faces Life in Prison. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 4th, Poo Shistie and 8 others are staring down life sentences after the FBI nabbed the last suspect in a wild Dallas music studio. Take over. It all went down on January 10th, disguised as a business meetup that flipped into an armed robbery aimed at reps from Gucci mains label. The crew wanted to force a contract release for Poo, who was locked in but itching to bounce. Terrence Rogers, the final guy, got pinched in Atlanta on Thursday, wrapping up the Fed's probe into this hip-hop beef-gone criminal. Poo allegedly waved an AK-style pistol, held a victim at gunpoint to sign off on the deal, while his buddy BIG-30 blocked the door and the rest. Strip folks of Rolexes, jewelry, and cash. Victims got roughed up bad-one choke till almost out cold, and the whole thing had that organized edge even pulling in Poo's own dad. Was something deeper was flexing the stolen goods on social media right after, turning brags into evidence, gold. Prosecutors built an ironclad case with Poo's ankle-monitor data from his prior floor to gun conviction,

plus license plate-trackers tying everyone, together. He was on home confinement when this popped off, making his violation a slam dunk for the feds. Now all nine face-federal kidnapping charges with life on the line, a harsh reminder how street moves crash into courtroom reality in the rap game. This saw us far from over as trials loom. You've been listening to music news today. AI-powered music coverage.

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