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06/09/2021 Entertainment News

Pooh Shiesty Granted $10K Bond; Will Remain in Jail — Pooh Shiesty Granted $10K Bond; Will Remain in Jail (Image: Screenshot/YouTube)

Pooh Shiesty turned himself in on Tuesday to face a criminal charge in connection with a shooting that reportedly occurred during the Memorial Day weekend at a strip club in Northwest Miami-Dade.

According to jail documents, the rapper, whose actual name is Lontrell Williams, 21, was placed into a Miami-Dade jail on an aggravated violence charge. Williams shot a security guard in the leg, according to an arrest warrant acquired by the Miami Herald.

During the Memorial Day weekend, the event occurred on May 30 at the King of Diamonds strip club in Northwest Miami-Dade. A video of him being escorted out of the club with a gun circulated on Social media.

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The surrender was coordinated by his lawyers, Saam Zangeneh and Bradford Cohen, on Tuesday. Williams was granted a $10,000 bond by a Miami-Dade judge on Wednesday, but he will have to remain in jail until at least Thursday, when he appears before the judge on his prior case.

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