The news gets from bad to worse for embattled Dancehall superstar, Adidja Vybz Kartel Palmer,who must now contemplate the loss of several highly-prized valuables as he remains incarcerated on murder charges.
According to media reports, law enforcement officials seized many of Kartels assets in light of his September 2011 arrest and subsequent murder charges in October. The seizures took place shortly after the arrest and following the approval of the newly passed Proceeds of Crime Act which allows police and other law enforcement personnel to confiscate someones property if there are discrepancies in the acquisition of said property by citizens. Once that transpires, the person whose assets are seized will have to show evidence that they acquired those valuables legally.
Among the items taken during the recent seizure include his highly-touted 2010 Mercedes Benz S-Class which is worth over JA$20 million, a laptop containing music-related projects and documentation regarding properties that he owns. Each of these valuables are now stored at the Police Commissioners Office in St. Andrew.
Law enforcement officials claim that this operation is part of a wider investigation against Vybz Kartel, who already faces two murder charges and two obstruction of justice related charges stemmingfrom a pair of incidents which took place last summer.
This past month, a judge ordered Kartel to pay JA$15 million to a promoter in the Caribbean island of Turks and Caicos after the Portmore Empire leader missed his scheduled performance at a 2009 event there and did not respond appropriately to a lawsuit filed against him regarding show proceeds.
wah boi it really sticky pon him...he needed to understand the extent of the power he was fuqing with....u cyaan wish hell pon yuhself and live a peacefull like...ghetto yute take example from this....and all people weh no beleive inna jah...JAH LIVE!!
The news gets from bad to worse for embattled Dancehall superstar, Adidja Vybz Kartel Palmer,who must now contemplate the loss of several highly-prized valuables as he remains incarcerated on murder charges.
According to media reports, law enforcement officials seized many of Kartels assets in light of his September 2011 arrest and subsequent murder charges in October. The seizures took place shortly after the arrest and following the approval of the newly passed Proceeds of Crime Act which allows police and other law enforcement personnel to confiscate someones property if there are discrepancies in the acquisition of said property by citizens. Once that transpires, the person whose assets are seized will have to show evidence that they acquired those valuables legally.
Among the items taken during the recent seizure include his highly-touted 2010 Mercedes Benz S-Class which is worth over JA$20 million, a laptop containing music-related projects and documentation regarding properties that he owns. Each of these valuables are now stored at the Police Commissioners Office in St. Andrew.
Law enforcement officials claim that this operation is part of a wider investigation against Vybz Kartel, who already faces two murder charges and two obstruction of justice related charges stemmingfrom a pair of incidents which took place last summer.
This past month, a judge ordered Kartel to pay JA$15 million to a promoter in the Caribbean island of Turks and Caicos after the Portmore Empire leader missed his scheduled performance at a 2009 event there and did not respond appropriately to a lawsuit filed against him regarding show proceeds.
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