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- Incarcerated World Boss Adidja Palmer is to file a multimillion-dollar defamation lawsuit against the outgoing Commissioner of Police, Owen Ellington and Television Jamaica (TVJ).
- Vybz Kartel’s lead attorney Tom Tavares-Finson says the lawsuit is in relation to comments made on the April 9 episode of the current affairs All Angles on TVJ hosted by Dionne Jackson-Miller.The whole thing is posted below
- Vybz Kartel aka Addi Innocent is expected to file the claim in the Supreme Court shortly through attorney-at-law Alexander Williams.
- Tavares-Finson stated that Kartel, who is serving a life sentence at the Horizon Correctional Center, already signed the court documents.
- Tavares-Finson argues that the commissioner’s comments are prejudicing the entertainer’s appeal.
- So far the Police High Command, that announced his retirement from the police force after only 4 years of service last week, has rejected the criticisms, saying that all his claims were already well-established.
- In April Vybz Kartel, and three other men were sentenced to life in prison for the 2011 murder of Clive ‘Lizard’ Williams.
- The Dancehall artist has filed an appeal against his conviction but the notes of evidence for the legal process have not yet been completed.
- Listen to Vybz Kartel Dancehall Song “BADMIND” JAM2 PRODUCTIONS
Incarcerated World Boss Adidja Palmer is to file a multimillion-dollar defamation lawsuit against the outgoing Commissioner of Police, Owen Ellington and Television Jamaica (TVJ).
Vybz Kartel’s lead attorney Tom Tavares-Finson says the lawsuit is in relation to comments made on the April 9 episode of the current affairs All Angles on TVJ hosted by Dionne Jackson-Miller.The whole thing is posted below
Vybz Kartel aka Addi Innocent is expected to file the claim in the Supreme Court shortly through attorney-at-law Alexander Williams.
Tavares-Finson stated that Kartel, who is serving a life sentence at the Horizon Correctional Center, already signed the court documents.
Tavares-Finson argues that the commissioner’s comments are prejudicing the entertainer’s appeal.
So far the Police High Command, that announced his retirement from the police force after only 4 years of service last week, has rejected the criticisms, saying that all his claims were already well-established.
In April Vybz Kartel, and three other men were sentenced to life in prison for the 2011 murder of Clive ‘Lizard’ Williams.
The Dancehall artist has filed an appeal against his conviction but the notes of evidence for the legal process have not yet been completed.
