Pooh Shiesty’s federal indictment in early April on kidnapping, robbery, and extortion charges tied to a January Dallas studio incident involving Gucci Mane’s 1017 Records label has already positioned the rapper as a defendant facing serious counts that could carry life sentences if convicted. His May 8 not-guilty plea and continued detention while awaiting trial underscore that the core legal exposure is established, leaving little room for fresh charges to surface in the narrow window before May 31. Recent court filings and defense statements emphasize a defensible case without hinting at supplemental indictments, and no new developments from prosecutors or industry reports have altered that trajectory. Traders view the absence of imminent grand-jury activity or additional arrests as the dominant factor keeping the probability of new charges low.