Deobra Redden, 'Flying Felon' Who Attacked Judge, Now in Solitary Confinement

Redden Faces Multiple New Felony Charges Following Courtroom Assault

Deobra Redden, the man who attacked Judge Mary Kay Holthus in court, has been hit with multiple new felony charges and is now in solitary confinement.
Redden leaped over the bench and attacked Judge Holthus after she sentenced him for a previous conviction of attempted battery with substantial bodily harm.
Judge Holthus was largely unharmed, but a court marshal dislocated his shoulder and received 25 stitches to a gash on his face during the incident.
Redden reportedly told corrections officers after the attack that he was having a bad day and had tried to kill the judge.
Redden is due back in court next week to be sentenced for the original case and will face multiple counts of battery for the attack on the judge.