Is Rap Getting Real Again? Pooh Shiesty Allegedly Kidnapped Gucci Mane and Held Him at Gunpoint
If you miss the days when rap beefs were more than just diss tracks and Twitter fights, this is for you:
Pooh Shiesty was arrested for allegedly kidnapping and robbing Gucci Mane.
Pooh arranged what he said was a business meeting with Gucci in Dallas for January 10th. But he and eight other defendants showed up with GUNS, and demanded that Gucci release Pooh from his recording contract.
For good measure, they also robbed Gucci and several associates of jewelry, cash, and other "high-value items."
Pooh and his guys are all charged with kidnapping and conspiracy to commit kidnapping. They could get LIFE.
Pooh Shiesty was already on home confinement for a firearms conviction.
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A Woman Broke Into Someone's Home . . . Inside a Chicken Coop?
Say what you want about Florida, but West Virginia can deliver some baffling crimes too.
A woman in West Virginia named Anna Groves broke into a CHICKEN COOP on Tuesday, where two humans "are currently residing." Yeah . . . it's the home of an adult woman named Ashley and her father, James.
Anna was allegedly threatening to kill Ashley as she was breaking in. Ashley was sleeping, and woke up scared, and STABBED Anna as she forced her way inside the coop.
Anna and another guy she was with ran off . . . apparently to the hospital.
The police were called, and they investigated the situation. They found Anna at the hospital, and she denied threatening to kill Ashley, but she did admit to going there to, quote, "beat her a**" because she owed her money.
This raises a lot of questions . . . and there aren't many answers.
No charges are being filed against Ashley for the stabbing, because she was protecting herself in the coop. But Anna IS being charged with felony burglary, apparently for breaking into the coop.
And just to be clear: No, this is NOT an April Fools' Day prank.
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Police in Canada discovered a pizza box in a vehicle that contained four slices of Hawaiian pizza . . . and a baggie holding 126 grams of meth.
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