Within days before R & B singer Robert Syvestor Kelly is to be sentenced in New York for his racketeering conviction, a Youtube “Super fan” has been nabbed by Homeland Security for allegedly threatening federal prosecutors. Christopher Gunn who goes by the name “Deboski Gunn” on youtube recorded a series of videos suggesting that violence comes to those responsible for R. Kelly’s conviction.
In one video recorded nearby the federal courthouse in Brooklyn and walking distance from the U.S. Attorney’s office a man purporting to be Gunn stated the following:
“I want y’all to get real familiar with this building I’m about to pull up and show to you…Imma show you where we’re gonna be going. And we gonna get real familiar with this building, and this building is gonna get real familiar with the enterprise, also known as Kelly Steppers…We know who is that if Kelly goes down, everybody’s going down.”
In the same video he displays an image of the U.S. Attorney’s office which is located on Cadman Plaza suggesting where his viewers can locate the prosecutors. “That’s where they at…that’s where they work at…we’re going to storm they office. We’re gonna storm (he goes on to name the three assistant U.S. attorneys that prosecuted R. Kelly). To make matters worse DeBoski received a series of donations or payments for the sale of ammunition using the popular payment app Square with those transactions referring former singer’s alias.
In the above photo, Gunn was previously arrested during R. Kelly’s trial because of a domestic dispute with a former girlfriend by NYC Housing Police. Image was captured by journalist Dennis Byron during a break in the trial.
Based on the evidence authorities presented to a federal magistrate to get an arrest warrant, Gunn was either calling for others to meet up during the sentencing of R. Kelly for nefarious reasons or he was scamming his followers to send money for his own personal benefit. R. Kelly will be sentenced on Wednesday in New York City.
Christopher Gunn is facing up to five years if convicted of the charges.
