alleging they have done everything imaginable to keep him behind bars.
The five-page handwritten letter, publicised via Kartel’s official Twitter page last week, outlined accusations by the embattled deejay that police have concocted lies, threats and evidence in order to smear his reputation prevent him from achieving bail.

Titled, “This is Adidja Palmer stating the facts”, the controversial entertainer holds nothing back.
“In 2011, I was charged for murder by way of a statement which indicated that I had ordered Lenburgh McDonald to murder Barrington ‘Bossie’ Burton.

“Weeks later, said witness gave a statement to the public defender saying that he was physically assaulted and threatened by the police to say that I was involved in ‘Bossie’ Burton’s death.

“Days later, he gave another statement to the public defender saying that since he recanted the first statement, he has been getting death threats via calls to his phone.

“Days after my first murder charge, I was charged with another murder (Clive ‘Lizard’ Williams). In this case, the police (by way of a senior superintendent who was later charged with ‘attempting to pervert the course of justice’ in a separate incident) campaigned every Monday morning on a certain TV station claiming they had DNA evidence, which came back seven months later as negative.

They also led the public to believe that they had video tape of me and my co-accused murdering Williams.

“I would like to add that the police made a lot of damaging remarks against me. A most notable one would be ‘since his arrest, the community is a safer place’.”

Kartel also reacted to a police report that claimed law enforcement officials found three cellphones in a search of his jail cell on January 22.

As a result of this report, which the deejay insists was a lie, he was denied bail in the Clive “Lizard” Williams case just days later.

“On Saturday, February 16th, 2013, my lawyer Ms Valrie Neita Robertson showed me a document produced in a bail hearing by the prosecutor signed by a high-ranking member of the JCF which states that three cellphones were found in my cell during a search on January 22, 2013. My bail was denied based mainly on this blatant lie by the Jamaican police,” he said.

Vybz Kartel was granted bail in the Barrington “Bossie” Burton case in December 2011 as well as his conspiracy case pertaining to the Clive “Lizard” Williams case last November.

However, he cannot post bail due to the fact he remains incarcerated on the murder charge he faces in the Williams case.

The deejay is scheduled to return to court on May 27 to begin the Williams trial, which has been postponed twice since its initial start date of November 5, 2012. —Examiner.

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