Pooh Shiesty Released Early From Federal Prison After 3 Years

Pooh Shiesty, the Memphis rapper whose music had the streets on lock and redefined ski masks into "Shiesty Masks" a few years ago is back on the scene after being released early from his 5-year prison sentence The 25-year-old rap star whose real name is Lontrell Williams posted up with fellow Memphis artists K Carbon and CEO Big30 late Monday night dripped in the latest Gucci fashion and diamond-encrusted jewelry while holding stacks of cash, like he never left the scene. Pooh's prison conditions is to refrain from possessing controlled substances, must submit to one drug test within 15 days of his release, with at least two more periodic tests to follow at the court's discretion, and report to a probation officer. The Federal Bureau of Prisons data center for the high-security Pennsylvania prison where he was holed up no longer lists him as an inmate as of today.

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