entertainment">Scholten is said to have jammed his fiancée’s head between a car door. He was initially released after three nights in jail, but the Public Prosecution Service found that there were serious enough objections to detain him longer and appealed. This was followed by a session at the council chamber, which ruled that the rapper had to be detained for another fourteen days.
entertainment">Those two weeks have now passed and the case has been re-examined. The council chamber believes that he can await the substantive handling of his criminal case in freedom.
entertainment">As a result of the reports about the abuse, several companies decided to end their collaboration with Scholten. His previous record company TopNotch no longer promotes his music and his new record company Sony Music canceled the contract.
entertainment">Lawyer Nienke Hoogervorst does not want to comment on the decision of the council chamber. She also does not want to say anything about the conditions imposed by the court. NAMAN, Lil Kleine’s management office, could not be reached for comment Monday evening.
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