R Kelly’s manager ‘threatened mass shooting at cinema if manager didn’t stop screening of Surviving R Kelly documentary’
R KELLY'S manager Donnell Russell has been arrested on charges that he threatened to shoot up a movie theater to stop a screening of a documentary that explored sexual abuse allegations against the singer.
Russell's arrest comes days after he and two other pals of Kelly were charged with trying to bribe or intimidate other alleged sex crime victims of the singer.
Earlier this week, Russell was charged alongside Michael Williams, 37, and Richard Arline Jr., 31, according to criminal complaints unsealed Wednesday by the .
Arline Jr., a longtime friend of Kelly, is accused of offering to pay off a woman he believed had "too much" incriminating information against the singer.
Kelly himself remains jailed in Chicago after pleading not guilty to dozens of state and federal sex crime charges in Illinois, Minnesota and New York.
Those charges range from sexual assault to leading a racketeering scheme aimed at supplying girls.
The singer is also accused of having unprotected sex with a minor in 2015 without disclosing that he had herpes.