Robert Linhart, the overzealous Madonna fan who was arrested outside her New York City apartment, reportedly promised cops that he will head straight back to the Material Girl's pad after he is released. "I won't stop until I actually meet Madonna," Linhart, a retired FDNY firefighter, said to cops, according to court documents. "I'm going to go right back there [Madonna's apartment] and do it again." The 59-year-old was arrested Tuesday while spray-painting messages on the sidewalk that declared his adoration to the pop queen and asking to meet her, police said. He was later charged with graffiti, resisting arrest and criminal possession of a 7-inch ice pick which was recovered from his car. Prosecutors said they found a sign attached to the top of Linhart's SUV that read, "Madonna, I need you. Tell me yes or no." Another sign read, "If it's yes, my dream will come true. If it's no, I will go. XXX." Linhart was arraigned in Manhattan Criminal Court where a judge set his bail at $20,000 (Rs 10 lakh). Defense attorney Cheryl Bader said that there was "no threatening conduct" and argued its "not a crime to adore Madonna."

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Robert Linhart, the overzealous Madonna fan who was arrested outside her New York City apartment, reportedly promised cops that he will head straight back to the Material Girl's pad after he is released

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