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YNW Melly had his request for house arrest denied earlier this week, after he was diagnosed with the coronavirus while waiting trial on murder charges due to being infected with the coronavirus.The 20-year-old rapper used his Twitter account on Thursday to ask Kanye West for help as he remainsin the Broward County Jail inFloridaawaiting his double-murder trial.In a tweet posted to his account he wrote '@kanyewest need your help Dm.' Public plea: YNW Melly publicly asked Kanye West for help after his request for house arrest was denied, as he suffers from the coronavirus while awaiting his double murder trial Get in contact:In a tweet posted to his account he wrote '@kanyewest need your help Dm,' it is unclear if Kanye saw the tweetIt's

After testing positive for COVID-19, YNW Melly requested his release from Broward County Jail in Florida. A judge has now denied his request for release, TMZ reports.

YNW Melly made headlines on Thursday (April 2) when his Instagram account confirmed that he had contracted coronavirus while behind bars inside Florida's Broward County Jail. The rapper's legal team has since filed an emergency motion for his restricted release to receive better care and treatment for his diagnosis amid the virus' outbreak."I have filed a motion on behalf of Jamell Demons to have him released to a hospital for any treatment necessary for his diagnosis of COVID-19," Melly's attorney Bradford Cohen wrote.

Young rapper YNW Melly has revealed that he has tested positive for the coronavirus while in Broward Jail. His attorney has released a statement confirming his test results, as he is one of two inmates with the virus.

YNW Melly has tested positive for COVID-19, according to a post on his Instagram. The rapper is currently being held at a prison in Broward County, Florida, where he awaits trial for two counts of first-degree murder. The post says that he'll be seeking restricted release from prison in light of the positive test.

Rapper YNW Melly has tested positive for coronavirus while in prison, with his legal team seeking his release, according to reports.

Jamell Maurice Demons, popularly known as YNW Melly, is awaiting trial in the Broward County Jail. The American rapper has been convicted for double murder charges. He is accused of murdering two of his friends, Anthony Williams and Chistopher Thomas Jr. in 2018 but the 20 years old rapper pleads not guilty. Meanwhile, YNM Melly has tested positive for Coronavirus and is demanding restricted release from the Florida jail for better treatment.

The rapper is awaiting trial on two counts of first-degree murder

YNW Melly says he has tested positive for the coronavirus and is asking officials in Florida to let him out of jail ahead of his double murder trial.According to a statement on the Instagram page of the Murder on My Mind rapper, 20, YNW Melly was seeking an early release amid a jail atmosphere he said isn't equipped to deal with the deadly pandemic.'Melly has tested positive for COVID-19 today while awaiting his trial in Broward County Jail,' the statement read. 'He’ll be filing a motion for restricted release in hopes of better care due to any jails not being prepared to treat this new virus.

YNW Melly has tested positive for COVID-19 while in a Florida jail, the Florida rapper’s official Instagram account claims. He’s currently awaiting trial in a Broward County jail after being charged with two counts of first-degree murder. The rapper’s team announced plans to file a motion for restricted release. Pitchfork has reached out to YNW Melly’s lawyers.

YNW Melly has been diagnosed with coronavirus while in jail.

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YNW Melly has tested positive for coronavirus while awaiting trial in Florida's Broward County Jail, the rapper's Instagram account confirmed on Thursday (April 2)."He’ll be filing a motion for restricted release in hopes of better care due to any jails not being prepared to treat this new virus," the post alongside a photo with his family reads. "He hopes for your support and to recover soon #prayformelly send positive energy to him please." Melly has tested positive for COVID-19 today while awaiting his trial in Broward County Jail.

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