Dancehall entertainer Jahshii was arrested in Santa Cruz, St Elizabeth, on Friday evening for breaches of the Catastrophe Chance Management Act (DRMA).
The quick-mounting deejay went are living on Instagram for the duration of what appeared to be his arrest, exhibiting hands secured with each other by handcuffs.
It was afterwards confirmed by Dennis Brooks, senior communications strategist at the Company Communications Unit (CCU) of the Jamaica Constabulary Power, that the recording artiste and other folks ended up taken into custody for DRMA breaches.
He mentioned, “Mluleki Clarke, in any other case named Jahshii and numerous other folks, were charged for breaches of the DRMA in Potential customers district, Santa Cruz.”
GRANTED BAIL
Jahshii was granted bail and is to show up right before the courtroom on February 14.
The Media artiste has dominated headlines in latest months. He described the police as being corrupt in a recent job interview with Entertainment Report‘s Anthony Miller.
On Xmas Eve, Jahshii reportedly carried out at a occasion in Clarendon. Even so, his established was lower limited when users of the May Pen police, who were patrolling the space, entered the party.
30-two people today have been reportedly taken into custody and charged below the DRMA, but Brooks confirmed with our newsroom at the time that Jahshii was not among people arrested or in custody on that situation and that law enforcement were being investigating the Clarendon occasion.
When asked if Jahshii was attending an celebration in St Elizabeth and if his arrest was in any way related to breaches in Clarendon, Brooks discussed that the info on previous night’s arrest was all he experienced to share.
Jahshii’s debut as a dancehall artiste was at the age of 4 when he deejayed “A me identify Jahshii and me appear from Grants Pen, really don’t want nuh gun, me want me e book an’ me pen” for the Builder’s Music history label. He has been performing to carve a path in the regional tunes market and has given that caught the focus of the dancehall local community with hits Smooth Yute, Product of the Crop and 25/8.