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Last night, investigators from Jamaica’s Major Investigation Task Force charged dancehall star and our cover artist this summer Vybz Kartel with murder, illegal gun possession and conspiracy to murder. The police claim that Kartel conspired to murder year-old businessman Barrington “Bossie” Burton. Burton was killed in July while walking in Gregory Park, a neighborhood in St.
At Portmore’s ‘Champions In Action’ show in Vybz Kartel gave an outstanding performance to a Date Added: Jul 24, / Date Updated: Jul 29,
UPDATE: Kartel was not booked for court today, as previously announced, because the police say he was charged so late yesterday they couldn’t list him. He will be listed for tomorrow. Following an arrest on Friday Sept. MIT detectives made the charges against Kartel last night, following an interrogation of the artist yesterday afternoon in the presence of his attorneys.
Police charge that on Monday, July 11, , Kartel along with other men conspired to murder Barrington ‘Bossie’ Burton, a year-old businessman and music promoter based in the Kingston suburb of Portmore. Burton was murdered while standing with friends along Walkers Avenue in the Gregory Park area of Portmore. Born in Kingston, Kartel also known as Adi or Di Teacha was raised in Portmore; prior to his ascent to island wide stardom in , Kartel enjoyed immense popularity and wielded tremendous influence in Portmore, initially as a party promoter.
Do you want to find a sex partner? It is very easy. Click here, registration is free!Kartel was arrested by members of the Flying Squad division of the Jamaica Constabulary Force on Friday, September 30 and charged with possession of a small quantity of marijuana confiscated in a Kingston hotel room where he was staying during the filming of his reality dating show “Teacha’s Pet,” which debuted on Jamaica’s CVM TV network on September 23rd.
The premise of “Teacha’s Pet” finds 20 women living in a Kingston house vying for the artist’s affection; the show’s lascivious content elicited condemnation of its sponsor, telecommunications company LIME.