Memphis rapper Pooh Shiesty was released from prison this week, according to his attorney. The artist, whose real name is Lontrell Williams, was incarcerated at a high-security prison in Pennsylvania, ...

Memphis rapper Pooh Shiesty, who was serving a more than five-year prison sentence for a Florida gun charge, has been released from prison.

Pooh Shiesty, whose legal name is Lontrell D. Williams Jr., pleaded guilty to firearms and drug charges as part of a deal that dropped three other charges in January 2022, according to the Southern ...

Rapper Pooh Shiesty was released from federal prison after serving three years of an almost five-year sentence for firearm conspiracy charges.

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