The Tropixs (Kingston, Jamaica) Stylo G has become the latest Dancehall artiste to have a run in with the law.
The “Dumplin” star made headlines earlier this week he took to Instagram Live to document an incident where he was taken into police custody following a raid.
Stylo G is now expressing frustration after he was taken in for processing after lawmen raided a home in which he and friends had been staying in the residential community.
The incident, which lasted approximately 20 minutes, saw cops demanding that the entertainer come in for ‘processing,’ despite finding no weapons or anything illegal during their search.
“People send police ah mi place. Why you want arrest me and take me to the station? Why you want to arrest me and yuh don’t find nuh gun? This is wrong,” The UK-based Dancehall superstar said in the video.
“Keep it live, because this ah Jamaica, mi nuh trust nuttin. Unu come, kick off the door. Gun, everything inna we face… We here, and there is no weapons here. You’re gonna take us right now to the station, for what? Unu search the place and nuh find the gun!,” Stylo G complained to the lawmen.
The deejay was then given assurances by the police officers that he would be released once everything checked out, however, this did not seem very comforting to the “Touch Down” star.
Stylo G has since revealed that he was processed and released later that day, but said that the ordeal has left him angry and traumatised.
“It was the first I’m being in an environment like that. It just traumatising fi me fi know seh I’m here working on my music and somebody gonna come and take me out of my house for no reason,” the deejay said.
