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Georgia Official Seeks Criminal Investigation of R. Kelly

Georgia's Fulton County Chairman John Eaves called for the district attorney's office to open a criminal investigation on R. Kelly. In July, Buzzfeed reported that the singer allegedly preys upon young women in what was likened to a "sex cult."

Eaves, who is running for Atlanta mayor, said in a statement that a "detailed local investigation by the John Creek Police Department has provided key information that we believe is enough evidence that gives the Fulton County District Attorney?s Office all it needs to advance a criminal investigation of the well-known allegations," per the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Eaves encouraged the local police to "follow every lead?no matter where it leads, or who it implicates, and bring those persons to swift justice."

Trevian Kutti, a representative for R. Kelly, responded to Rolling Stone's request for comment with an official statement that there is no police investigation. "Mr. Kelly is outraged by the ongoing efforts of the Fulton County Board of Commissions and its chairman to interfere with his business interests and now, absent any authority, attempt to have him targeted for investigation."

R. Kelly's statement continues: "The Board made it clear last week that they wish to prevent Mr. Kelly's Atlanta-area concert, though they do not have the authority to do so and are contractually obligated to honor their own agreements. Now, today, the Board's chairman tries again to interfere with the concert and assist others in that effort by calling for an investigation based on a supposed file ? the contents of which he has not even seen, and after proper authorities already stated just last week that they looked into the allegations and launched no investigation. The allegations against Mr. Kelly are false and ill-motived.

He again denies any and all wrongdoing. It is unlawful for the government to interfere with the right of its citizens to lawfully do business, and public servants should not target individual citizens for their own politically motivated purposes. Mr. Kelly's fans are looking forward to his August 25th show and he will be there as scheduled."

As Kelly's statement suggests, Eaves has been at the forefront of Fulton County's attempt to cancel the upcoming R. Kelly concert at College Park, Georgia's Wolf Creek Amphitheatre on August 25th.

The board of commissioners of Fulton County, which owns the venue, unanimously sent a letter to Live Nation asking them to cancel the concert. Live Nation declined to cancel the performance, saying simply in a statement, "The show is proceeding."

Kelly, his lawyers and one of the women allegedly being held captive by the singer denied any wrongdoing following the initial Buzzfeed report, with the singer calling the accusations "a bunch of crap."

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[XXX.]

This back & forth voodoo between Ray and Iman. 

[Crazy8]

Simply for the sex dungeon allegations? 

[XXX.]

They're investigating to see if there's some sex trafficking mess going on.

[RAY7]

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Praying for Kellz
innocent self

[Young]

Too much mess going on smh

[XXX.]

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Praying for Kellz
innocent self

[4 fucking k]

It's not true, faggots

[4 fucking k]

And dead @ the official announcing his mayor candidacy.... like....

[RAY7]

So he's lying and TMZ is telling the truth

[4 fucking k]

So he's lying and TMZ is telling the truth

Huh? 

The DA and police department lieut. said it's false and TMZ reported it.

[4 fucking k]

I'm dead @ at the PD and district attorney responding all at once. This powerful legend

[Annie]

I kinda need this concert not to happen especially on August 25

[GRAND]

This back & forth voodoo between Ray and Iman. 

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