Court grants Pooh Shiesty relief from 23-hour isolation
Prosecutors and defense agreed to work on a new facility, but no destination was named at the November 10 hearing.
A judge granted Pooh Shiesty’s request for relief from 23-hour daily isolation at a November 10 hearing, according to a court record reviewed by Complex. The prosecution and defense consented to the relief, the outlet reported.
A placement change is still pending
Shiesty remains at Rolling Plains Regional Jail in Haskell, Texas. His attorney Kent Schaffer told Complex that the judge asked the government to work with the defense on a solution and that Shiesty could hopefully move within days. The hearing did not settle the destination; Complex reported that no facility had been selected.
Complex reports that Shiesty is awaiting a February 2027 trial over accusations of kidnapping and armed robbery involving Gucci Mane. The placement decision changes his detention conditions; it does not resolve the pending criminal allegations.
