Britney Spears’ judge hit with death threats after she denies singer’s plea to fire her dad Jamie from conservatorship
JUDGE Brenda Penny has faced death threats from angry Britney Spears fans after she denied the pop star's plea to remove her father from her conservatorship.
Earlier this week, Los Angeles court documents obtained by The Sun revealed that the court official denied the request "without prejudice."
Judge Brenda Penny has received a slew of "concerning" death threats from dedicated members of the Free Britney movement, has shared.
Dozens have called for the law official to "lose her life" and "die" after her decision to not remove Britney's father as her conservator was exposed.
The L.A. County Sheriff's Department has been "keeping an eye on the online activity", the outlet disclosed, as a series of incriminating messages including racial slurs have been fired at Brenda.
"If I had a death note I would put that b***h judge Brenda Penny's name in it, fat f**king h*e," one wrote scathingly.
"Judge Brenda Penny needs to f**king die! Someone investigate that b***h right now!" another seethed.
A third ranted: "Judge Penny not removing Jamie just ruined my f**king day I hope she die idc."
"I have a feeling this judge Brenda Penny is going to have a horrible mysterious death #freebritney," another wrote cryptically.
The hashtag #BrendaPennyIsCorrupt has also been trending after the controversial rulings were announced.
Though none of the posts have caused a reason for serious alarm, claimed the LASD will be seriously monitoring the situation.
BRITNEY'S BATTLE
Judge Brenda Penny shocked the public when she chose to earlier this week.
The court official appeared to side with , 69, as she denied the request "without prejudice."
She also refused to move up the pop star's court date from September 29th to this month.
FORWARD TO FEDERAL
After the ruling, Britney's lawyer has considered
A source exclusively told The Sun this week that Brenda's decision was not “what Britney or her team wanted to hear,” but it is far from “slowing down their momentum.”
"Mathew and his team are still confident about their position in this case and will continue moving forward to remove Jamie from the conservatorship,” the insider alleged.
“Moving to federal court is not off the table but it's a long and tricky process to enact," they explained.
The source added: “But to Britney's advantage, Mathew has a long history as a federal prosecutor so if they decide to go that route, he has experience and will bring out the big guns."
According to a Cornell Law School report, Federal judges who work lifetime appointments would “offer more consistency” in their rulings.
“A case is removable to federal court if the federal court would have had subject matter jurisdiction in the first place,” the document added.
The singer's legal team previously requested Jamie's removal as they claimed that each day that passed was causing her "avoidable harm.”
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“Ms. Spears’s emotional health and well-being must be, and are the paramount concern," Mathew alleged.
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"Further, all interested parties forcefully agree that of the Estate is contrary to Ms. Spears’s best interests, health, and well-being and that his prompt removal—or, at the very least, his immediate suspension—is 'critical' at this juncture.
"For a variety of legitimate, compelling reasons in the conservatee’s best interests, the time has come for Mr. Spears’s reign to end," they argued.
