Beenie Man being processed by the police at a police station in St Elizabeth on January 1 of this year.
Dancehall star Beenie Man was slapped with a $150,000 fine in the St Elizabeth Parish Court on Monday after pleading guilty on April 19 for breaching the Disaster Risk Management Act (DRMA). Beenie Man was fined $150,000 and the maximum fine at the time the offence was committed was $250,000, so we can live with that, attorney-at-law Roderick Gordon told Loop News.
An additional charge of breaching the Noise Abatement Act was thrown out during the deejay s last court appearance.
The ‘Sim Simma’ deejay was slapped with the two charges in connection with an event in Shrewsbury district in St Elizabeth on November 29.
Dancehall entertainer Beenie Man at the Black River Police Station in St Elizabeth on New Year s Eve.
Dancehall star Beenie Man has been charged with breaches of the Disaster Risk Management Act (DRMA) and the Noise Abatement Act in connection with an alleged illegal party in late November.
The entertainer, whose real name is Moses Davis, turned himself in to the Black River police in St Elizabeth on New Year s Eve after a summons was issued by the cops earlier in the day. The charges stem from an alleged illegal party held in the parish on November 29.
Beenie Man is scheduled to appear in the St Elizabeth Parish Court on February 10 to answer to the charges.