R&B superstar R. Kelly turned himself in to Chicago police on Friday, after prosecutors charged him with 10 counts of aggravated criminal sex abuse
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Singer R. Kelly reportedly charged after sexual abuse allegationsAn indictment has reportedly been handed down against musician R. Kelly by the Cook County State's Attorney office.
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Singer R. Kelly charged with criminal sexual abuseR&B star R. Kelly has been hit with nine new charges of sexual abuse of minors aged 13 to 16, after a video allegedly showed him having sex with an underage girl.
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