Meek Manufacturing plant remains in prison house afterwards his emergency bond request was denied by a judge.

The "Dreams & Nightmares" rapper got the bad news on Monday that his bail was denied by his probation judge Genece Brinkley, according to TMZ. Last month, the Pennsylvania Superior Court rejected Meek Mill's bail petition and ordered the presiding judge to make a formal ruling on his emergency bail request. There has too been widespread condemnation for the judge who handed downward the heavy-handed sentencing terminal month, but she is unmoved.

Judge Brinkley argued in her legal docs that Meek Mill is a danger to the community and is a flight take a chance. She also suggests that his urine test may have been tainted considering he may take flushed his system with "Fast Flush." His attorney is once again furious with the judges ruling and vows to continue to fight for the rapper'south liberty. His lead attorney, Joe Tacopina, says that the judge's ruling "continues her long pattern of unfair treatment." He also indicates the he will be highly-seasoned the gauge's conclusion not to grant his client bail.

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Meek Manufactory, whose real proper noun is Robert Williams, is currently serving ii-4 years in a state prison house for probation violation. He has been getting a lot of support from the general public and fellow celebrities including his rival Drake and The Game, likewise every bit, other celebrities closer to him similar JAY-Z and Rick Ross. Reverend Al Sharpton and Colin Kaepernick take as well thrown their back up backside the #FreeMeekMill motion.

JAY-Z penned an op-ed in the New York Times final month where he blasts the justice system for its years of mass incarceration of young black men. He argued that Meek Factory is but the latest victim of a organisation notorious for oppressing people of color. Terminal weekend, Hov played Meek'south unmarried "Dreams & Nightmares" at his "iv:44 Tour" cease in Philadelphia. He also spoke briefly about the Maybach Music Group rapper'south incarceration.