The April 2 federal indictment and May 8 not guilty plea on five counts of kidnapping and extortion tied to the Dallas studio incident with Gucci Mane’s 1017 Records label have left traders evenly split on whether Pooh Shiesty will face any additional charges before May 31. With the rapper already in pretrial detention after bond was denied and his next court date unscheduled, the absence of new indictments, superseding filings, or state-level probes since the plea has capped momentum for the “Yes” side. Hip-hop coverage and court records show the case advancing toward trial without fresh developments, though the ongoing federal investigation into the broader crew and Pooh Shiesty’s prior supervised-release status leave room for late-May surprises such as a superseding indictment or related state charges. Traders are weighing these limited catalysts against the tight timeline to the deadline.