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No entry for Bounty Killa


JAMAICAN dancehall act Bounty Killa was denied entry to Trinidad and Tobago on Friday and sent back to Jamaica by Immigration authorities upon arrival at Piarco International Airport.

Bounty, whose birth name is Rodney Basil Pryce, was to perform last night at a concert, Cease Fire, at George V Park, St Clair. The show was supposed to also feature fellow Jamaican act Vybz Kartel.

Bounty and Vybz have had an ongoing feud over the past couple years, which has, on several occasions, resulted in incidents of violence between their respective fans at shows in Jamaica. Produced by Jacho Entertainment, the show was advertised as a peaceful coming together of Bounty and Vybz on the same stage for the purpose of mending fences.

A representative of Jacho Entertainment told the Sunday Express yesterday they were given no information as to why Bounty was denied entry into T&T.

’They tell us nothing. They just deport him and that was that,’ the representative said.

-with reporting by Micheal Bruce


 Comments: No entry for Bounty Killa
Entry Denial for Bounti Posted: 2009-10-04 04:29:00 AM
I grew up under the influence of this man and I have a love hate relationship with his music. I think the Authorities did extremely well on this one. This is laying a very good precedent.
NO Entry For Bounty Killa Posted: 2009-10-04 03:20:00 AM
Your Immigration dep't was right in denying entry.Ensure all artiste or pple coming into your country from wherever should be well scrutinised be4 letting them in. You have enough problems already. Foreign Reader
Bounty Killa deportation Posted: 2009-10-04 10:06:00 AM
Very good background checking on the part of immigration officials. Job well done!
Good. Posted: 2009-10-04 11:27:00 AM
Good!
Let them settle their differenes in Jamaica Posted: 2009-10-04 10:12:00 AM
We have enough problems here, we do not want these characters to come here for the promoters to make money and our young people be motivated to behave like these ediots.
No ENTRY!!! Posted: 2009-10-04 06:45:00 AM
Good job guys,we like it so,keep them killa lyrics ball heads out the town. Concerned Trini"s USA.
Re: No More!! Posted: 2009-10-04 1:24:00 PM
Thanks for keeping one Bounty Killa from Trinidad....we have a fair share of them already here.
Well done Immigration Posted: 2009-10-04 1:43:00 PM
A job well done. We have had enough of this Jamaican ragga crap inciting violence and illiterate idiots fro Morvant, Laventille and others. Time for us to get serious.
Denied entry Posted: 2009-10-04 2:56:00 PM
They should mend their fences in their own country. We don't need those types.
bounty killer Posted: 2009-10-04 4:18:00 PM
i totally agree with the immigrations authorities for sending back bounty killer the name alone says a lot and its time we as law abiding citizens who respect law and order stand up against all lawlessness even using obscen language ITS AGAINST THE LAW SO CONTINUE TO SEND THE MESSAGE TO AL THESE FAKE ARTIST....
sent packing Posted: 2009-10-04 4:22:00 PM
A country reserves the right to allow entry or the right to refuse entry to any foreigner .(period)
Not welcome Posted: 2009-10-04 4:38:00 PM
Really glad that we are taking a stand for something...too much lyrics promoting violence and hating particular groups of people being pumped through the airwaves.

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