R. Kelly attacked in Chicago prison by fellow inmate

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hereHussain, who in 2006 received a life sentence after being convicted of attempted murder after shooting two men, has now been detained in a high secure hospital after doctors said he was suffering with paranoid schizophrenia at the time of the attack.His lawyer said Hussain believed he was being 'controlled' by prison officers, and that they had put 'chips' in his body'.Manchester Crown Court heard that the attack unfolded in June 2018.The officer found Hussain smoking in his cell, and after

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R. Kelly was denied bail by a federal appeals court in New York City on Tuesday.

R. Kelly's attorneys want to question a convicted member of the Latin Kings gang who says he beat up the jailed R&B singer in a Chicago cell.

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R. Kelly’s attorney is seeking an early release for the singer after he was allegedly attacked in his sleep by a fellow inmate armed with a pen.

R. Kelly was almost stabbed with an ink pen during an attack at the Chicago Metropolitan Correctional Centre.

R. Kelly has been placed in solitary confinement in a Chicago, Illinois prison after he was beaten up in his cell by a fellow inmate, according to the singer’s lawyer.A TMZ source claimed the I Believe I Can Fly hitmaker, who is behind bars awaiting trial on a series of child sex abuse charges, was attacked in his cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, and now Kelly’s legal representative has confirmed the report, revealing measures have been taken to protect his client.“That’s the only

The R&B singer was said to be sat on his bed when a fellow inmate from the Metropolitan Correctional Centre in assaulted him, according to TMZ.Speaking to the New York Post, Kelly's lawyer Steven Greenberg said that he had been placed in solitary confinement as "that's the only place they can protect him".The alleged attacker was apparently angry about the prison's governor stopping visits at the centre, on more than one occasion, due to the number of Kelly's fans protesting outside the

Kelly was said to be sat on his bed when a fellow inmate from the Metropolitan Correctional Centre in jumped him, according to TMZ.Speaking to the New York Post, Kelly's lawyer, Steven Greenberg, said that he had been placed in solitary confinement, as "that's the only place they can protect him".The attacker was apparently angry about the prison's governor stopping visits at the centre on more than one occasion, due to the number of Kelly's fans protesting outside the facility."My understanding

R Kelly’s attorney has demanded the singer be released from jail after he was allegedly attacked behind bars by another inmate.

CHICAGO -- The lawyer for R. Kelly said Thursday the R&B singer, who is awaiting trial on child pornography and other charges, was assaulted by a fellow detainee at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Chicago.Attorney Steve Greenberg revealed in a tweet that he learned of the attack on his client Wednesday.

R. Kelly faced an attack in jail.

R. Kelly is currently incarcerated in a Chicago prison awaiting trial on multiple charges of sex crimes, and his attorneys reveal the R&B singer was attacked by another inmate at Chicago’s Metropolitan Correctional Center.

tweeted on Thursday. Anton did not specify what day the attack occurred.Anton and a spokesperson for the Bureau of Prisons did not immediately respond to TheWrap’s request for further comment.Kelly is being held at the MCC as he awaits trials for multiple sex crime charges in Chicago, Brooklyn and Minneapolis.

R. Kelly was the target of an attack by another inmate while in federal lockup, according to his attorney.