
Pooh Shiesty's Bond Hearing: Lawyer Blasts Prosecution's Case
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Pooh Shiestys bond hearing ended with a denial, leaving him incarcerated. His lawyer, Bradford Cohen, criticized the prosecutions case, citing lack of physical evidence and relying solely on cooperating witnesses. The case revolves around an alleged kidnapping and robbery incident in January 2026.
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On April 9th, Pushi Estes' bond hearing went south yesterday in a Dallas Federal court. His lawyer, Bradford Cohen, came out swinging in a press conference right after, calling out major gaps in the prosecution's case against the rapper. For an alleged kidnapping and robbery, the judge denied bond so she stays locked up while things move forward. Cohen broke it down, saying there's zero physical proof like contracts, videos, guns, or stolen jewelry tying his client to the crime. Instead, it's all based on claims from a handful of cooperating witnesses, including one big name in the industry. Fans and folks online are flipping the script on that cooperating witness, rumored to be Gucci Mane, with some calling him out hard for talking to the feds. It's turning into a classic, he said she said mess, and Cohen's questioning why there are no statements from others who were supposedly there, like the studio owner. This stems from an armed incident back in January 2026, where she, and another artist
allegedly tried to force their way out of a label deal. The affidavit points to them as the main players and where prosecutors call a takeover. Right now, she asks these teams is gearing up to poke more holes as the case builds, but he's not going anywhere soon. Keep an eye on how this shakes out in hip-hop's ongoing drama.
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