Dancehall Artiste Kraff Arrested, Slapped With Charges for Traffic Violation and Disorderly Conduct

Jamaican trap-dancehall sensation Kraff, given name Tevin Randall, found himself in legal entanglement with law enforcement officers on Wednesday afternoon, April 24. The artist, known for popular songs such as ‘Rum Behaviour‘ and ‘Sinna‘, was intercepted by police while driving his white Mercedes-Benz in the vicinity of Half-Way-Tree.

The encounter quickly escalated, with bystanders capturing the unfolding drama now circulating on social media, showcasing an unpleasant exchange between Kraff and the officers. Reports indicate that the initial traffic violation occurred near Hope Road, setting the stage for the subsequent events.

After being taken to the Half-Way-Tree Police Station, Kraff faces charges for a traffic offence and disorderly conduct. Footage circulating online depicts the shirtless artist, sporting only one shoe, in handcuffs during the ordeal. Despite the commotion, Kraff was subsequently released.

As the deejay awaits his day in court to address the charges brought against him, speculation looms regarding the implications for his career and public image. This incident underscores the challenges many entertainers navigate in the public eye, where every action is scrutinized and amplified by social media.