Pooh Shiesty shot down accusations of cooperating with authorities in a lengthy statement on Instagram, over the weekend. Wack 100 had previously claimed that the Memphis rapper snitched during a clubhouse session, last week.
“‘Omertà.’ It will never show in no paper that I set down with the government and gave a statement on no one on the case for something in return in that case I will not be here,” Shiesty wrote on his IG Story. “A factual proffer is not a government proffer where the weak will sit down and tell they sole. No the difference before you use my name in vein.”
Shiesty continued: “Before I bit some cheese I sit down and keep quiet. Anyone that enters a negotiation plea agreement it will be a factual proffer of the factual basis that the government will use in court to prove of the guilt they trying to show I want all you lame ass dudes keep the same energy I stand on business.”
Shiesty pleaded guilty to one charge of conspiracy to possess a firearm back in January. In return, prosecutors agreed to seek a 97-month prison sentence, removing the likelihood of a life sentence.
The 22-year-old could still face a maximum of 20 years in prison.
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“‘Omertà.’ It will never show in no paper that I set down with the government and gave a statement on no one on the case for something in return in that case I will not be here,” Shiesty wrote on his IG Story. “A factual proffer is not a government proffer where the weak will sit down and tell they sole. No the difference before you use my name in vein.”
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Shiesty continued: “Before I bit some cheese I sit down and keep quiet. Anyone that enters a negotiation plea agreement it will be a factual proffer of the factual basis that the government will use in court to prove of the guilt they trying to show I want all you lame ass dudes keep the same energy I stand on business.”
Shiesty pleaded guilty to one charge of conspiracy to possess a firearm back in January. In return, prosecutors agreed to seek a 97-month prison sentence, removing the likelihood of a life sentence.
The 22-year-old could still face a maximum of 20 years in prison.
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