Big30

A Dallas federal judge has allowed Big30 to go to court-approved studio visits while home detention and other restrictions remain in place.

Unsealed court documents include screenshots from surveillance that appear to show Shiesty, his father, and co-defendants during the alleged January 10 incident.

Prosecutors have also shared surveillance photos of Shiesty allegedly robbing Gucci at gunpoint.

The 26-year-old artist was previously ordered to be released on $100,000 bond.

The trial is now set to take place next February.

Judge Ed Kinkeade has rejected the government's flight risk and community danger arguments, vacating a previous stay that kept the Memphis rapper locked up in Dallas.

Lontrell Williams Sr. was released pending trial while his son and Big30 remain jailed.

A judge in Texas decided that Kedarius Waters would be free pending trial, but the feds had other ideas.

He was previously granted a $100,000 bond, but the feds appealed.

Prosecutors argue that a seven-figure deal that's on the table gives the rapper incentive to flee.

Gucci Mane appears to reference Pooh Shiesty and the January robbery and kidnapping he's accused of participating in on his new track “Crash Dummy.”

Big30 and Pooh Shiesty's father were granted bond by a Tennesse judge, only to have the decision held up until a Texas judge could re-examine it.

Both Pooh Shiesty and his father have reportedly been arrested.