Mediafax.cz are reporting that LAMB OF GOD frontman Randy Blythe remains in custody because prosecutors filed a complaint against the singers release on bail.

Mediafax confirmed the report today with Stepanka Zenklova, a spokesman for the Municipal Public Prosecutor's Office in Prague.

"The prosecutor filed a complaint against the man's release on bail," said Zenklova. Complaint to the District Court for Prague 8 arrived on Friday.

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Yesterday, Richmond Times-Dispatch reported:

Thousands of fans signed onto an online vigil and more than 100 massed on Brown's Island in support of the jailed singer of LAMB OF GOD, the Richmond, Virgiania-based Grammy-nominated heavy metal band.

Blythe has been held in Prague since June 27, when he was charged with manslaughter in the death of a fan who died at a Lamb of God show in May 2010. Blythe is alleged to have thrown the fan from the stage after the fan repeatedly climbed on stage while the band was performing.

He posted $200,000 bail but is being held in jail pending a process in the Czech judicial system that allows negotiation between prosecutor and judge after bail is posted.

"This really brings it home," said Lamb of God guitar player Willie Adler, who had a quiet presence during the afternoon program. "It's nice to see all different walks of life here. It's not just long-haired metal fans."

Tommy Streat, a friend of Blythe, organized the event and spent the afternoon getting people to sign words of encouragement on poster boards and taping video greetings on his iPad.

Read more at Richmond Times-Dispatch.