Pooh Shiesty withdrew a request to delay his trial on federal robbery, conspiracy, and weapons charges in Florida. The rapper's lawyers now say it's in his 'best interest' to proceed as scheduled on October 25th.
In a new Monday filing, lawyers representing the rapper and his two co-defendants said the trio now believes it’s “in their best interest to proceed to trial” in three weeks, “even in light of the voluminous discovery.”
Williams allegedly drove the McLaren to the hotel to “purchase a pair of high-end athletic sneakers and marijuana” and also was “hoping to negotiate an extension of his vehicle rental as part of the transaction,” a probable cause affidavit signed by an FBI agent states. The feds claim video surveillance shows Williams pulling up to the hotel with Brown, described as his road manger, riding shotgun and Darosa behind the wheel of a black Mercedes Maybach.
Darosa then stepped out of the Maybach, approached the second man and attempted to rob him of his jewelry, prosecutors claim. When the man attempted to stop Darosa, Williams allegedly shot the man in the buttocks. Moments later, Brown allegedly shot the first man in the hip, causing him to fall to the ground as Williams allegedly brandished his Draco and said words to the effect of, “Don’t you try it,” the affidavit reads.
In a separate incident described in the affidavit, Williams allegedly pulled a black semi-automatic pistol from his waistband and waved it around the King of Diamonds club in Miami last May after he dropped some cash on the ground and purportedly worried patrons might grab it. As security tried to remove him from the building, he allegedly fired a shot, striking a security guard in the ankle.
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