A victim of R. Kelly tells reporters she's "pleased" with the 30-year sentence the disgraced R&B singer received for leading a decades-long effort to recruit and trap teenagers and women for sex. Outside the Brooklyn federal court, the singer's attorney, Jennifer Bonjean, says her client is "devastated" and plans to appeal. "This is a victory," the US attorney for the Eastern District of New York, Breon Peace, tells the media. "The sentence shows that the witnesses reclaimed control over their lives and over their futures." [COMPLETES VIDI32DH3NN_EN, VIDI32DH397_EN, VIDI32DH3WF_EN,] IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES