LIKKLE DAINJAH in DANGER? Dancehall Artist Held on Murder Suspicion in JAMAICA. He is not Charged...Listen to Interview with his Dad, Ray Barjah and Rula Brown on RBN


Jamaica Observer- BY SIMONE MORGAN Observer reporter morgans@jamaicaobserver.com
Wednesday, July 22, 2015    
AT press time last night, singjay Likkle Dainjah was still in police custody, four days after being arrested following his performance at Reggae Sumfest in Montego Bay.
He was taken away in handcuffs shortly after performing on Dancehall Night, held at Catherine Hall.
The entertainer, whose given name is Dwayne Ford, is being probed by the police as a person of interest in a murder that took place in St Mary in 2013.
In an interview with the Jamaica Observer yesterday, Ford's manager and CEO of True Loyal Records, Vaughn Wint, said Likkle Dainjah is yet to be charged.
"We are really frustrated as he was supposed to go on an ID parade today (yesterday) but this was postponed until today. He has been in custody for more than 72 hours, so we will be getting an attorney involved," Wint said.
Likkle Dainjah
Wint said he and Likkle Dainjah are surprised by the police's actions.
"We are told that somebody with a name similar to his stage name was connected to a murder that happened in St Mary about two years ago. They wanted to clear his name so he was taken and placed into custody to face an ID parade."
Wint is confident his protégé will be released after the identification parade. more

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