Is Pooh Shiesty in jail?
RAPPER Pooh Shiesty has had his fair share of run-ins with the law. The 21-year-old has now reportedly turned himself into Florida police in relation to a shooting at a strip club in Miami-Dade. The 21-year-old rapper, whose real name is Lontrell Williams, is thought to be remanded in custody in association with a Miami-Dade strip club shooting. Poohs attorney, Bradford Cohen, told The Shade Room that the rapper voluntarily surrendered on Tuesday afternoon. No further details have been divulged so far. Pooh Shisty handed himself into police on June 8, 2021. He is reportedly facing charges for a shooting in a Miami-Dade strip club over Memorial Day weekend. The Miami Herald reported that incident happened at the King of Diamonds strip club in Northwest Miami-Dade on May 30. Social media footage emerged which appeared to show the rapper leaving the club with a weapon. 3 Pooh Shisty handed himself into police on June 8, 2021 Credit: Getty  In the video, the man behind the camera reportedly says Shiesty is at the venue and claims someone stole the musician's money. The crowd then appears to scatter as shots are reportedly fired as Pooh Shiesty allegedly shot a security guard in the leg. Most read in Celebrity BACK OFF AGT fans slams Howie as 'rude' for joke about Simon's accident during unicycle act HUSH-HUSH HITCHED Elizabeth Olsen hints she's secretly married to Robbie Arnett SEEKING HELP Armie Hammer 'checks into rehab for drug, sex & alcohol' after rape allegation Exclusive CHA-CHING Chris Harrison 'to rake in about $20 MILLION in show exit doubling his net worth' HALLE'S TOO HOT! Halle Berry stuns in a tiny string bikini as Julianne Moore marvels NEXT JENNER-ATION Khloe Kardashian posts photo of daughter True with Dream and Chicago  TMZ claims that at around 4am, a dispute broke out between Shiesty and security staff as he was being escorted out of the building. The security manager claimed money fell out of Shiesty's pocket, before the the rapper reportedly took out his gun and fired into the ground. Instead, the shot hit a guard's ankle and he was taken to hospital.