Pooh Shiesty Parties Agree on Confinement Motion, Court Says

By Miles Carter, November 11, 2026

The public CourtListener docket for United States v. Williams, No. 3:26-cr-00211 (N.D. Tex., Senior Judge David C. Godbey), shows a November 10, 2026, electronic minute entry, entry 179, for a hearing on an emergency motion asking the U.S. Marshals Service to provide humane conditions of pretrial confinement.

The minute entry says the court took motion 173 under advisement, then states: "The parties have agreed on the motion and will inform the court if they are unable to secure a suitable location for the defendant." That public text does not say a transfer has already happened, and it does not itself quote a signed order ending 23-hour confinement. Conditions claims remain allegations or argument except as stated in that court entry.

Who appeared, and what else the docket shows

The minute entry lists attorney appearances as AUSA Chad Meachum, Claire Demers, and Jeremy Fugate for the government, and Dan Cogdell I, Kent Alan Schaffer, and James Osso for the defense. It records no exhibits and 17 minutes in court, with Jeff Foster as court reporter. The defendant is listed as Lontrell Williams Jr. The docket's date of last known filing is November 10, 2026.

The same public docket also includes an amended pretrial order setting the case for trial on the court's one-week docket beginning February 22, 2027, and records a not-guilty plea on counts 1 through 4. Those entries are separate from the November 10 minute entry and are not a ruling on the confinement motion.

This public minute entry is a later docket event than KAZI's earlier brief on a Complex account of a November defense reply. The underlying hearing PDFs remain paywalled on the docket page opened for this article. The account above follows the public minute-entry text.