Vybz Kartel remains in custody-Deejay to be processed today

Deejay Vybz Kartel remains in a Corporate Area police lock up after being cited by local police as a person of interest and asked to turn himself in.
Accompanied by his attorneys, the deejay, whose real name is Adidja Palmer, handed himself over to the authorities on Friday, four days after the cops requested that he report to the nearest police station to be questioned as part of their on-going efforts to stamp out criminality.

We understands that Kartel will be questioned and processed later today by police, however, his release is said to hinge on what comes out of the questioning.


Kartel, who heads the Portmore Empire — a local clique of dancehall artistes and producers — continues to plead his innocence, as he says he is unaware of the reason behind the request by the police.

Prior to handing himself in on Friday, the deejay sent a number of text message in which he called the action by the cops in naming him as a major person of interest as an attempt to malign him and ruin his reputation.

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