R. Kelly has been behind bars since last year, awaiting four trials in federal and state courts in three states on multiple sex-crimes charges. Courts have denied his release, saying he's a flight risk and a danger to the community.
On Tuesday, the federal Second Circuit Court of Appeals in New York issued a ruling upholding a lower court's multiple decisions blocking Kelly's release from the Chicago MCC on the grounds he's a flight risk and a danger to the community.
Kelly is under indictment in the Eastern District of New York in Brooklyn, which is covered by the Second Circuit. "Farmer, with no where else to turn for legal help, was forced to assault hip-hop R&B singer Robert Kelly in hopes of getting spotlight attention and world news notice to shed light on government corruption here in the Seventh Circuit," Farmer wrote in block-lettering his four-page document.
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