Although it is still unclear the exact date he will depart Jamaica for the United States, Busy Signal’s extradition date could be closer than we thought.
Sources inside the police force told Urban Islandz that Busy Signal is still in a holding cell in Kingston, and is expected to be escorted to the United States by U.S. Marshalls in the coming days.
Last month, the Alliance dancehall star waived his rights to an extradition hearing when he appeared in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate’s Court. His legal team, headed by former government minister K D Knight, says Busy will only face charges of absconding bail in the United States.
Signal, whose real name is Glendale Gordon, was arrested three weeks ago at the Norman Manley International airport in Kingston, after a tour in Europe.
He was arrested on an extradition warrant stemming from a drug related case in 2002 in Minnesota.
busy na fi worry GOD a guide we,a so we bless!!!
busy signal good reggae singer wake up call, it a journey, peter tosh , bob marley sing about bablylon wicketness on earth , jamaican stop singing reggae and for get about slaver and think they are free, no singer fighting the demons in the world any.reggae was strong music.everyone want to sing like american so reggae music is sinking.mother nature is fighting with emon and devils that in human so everyone is blind. help mother nature to conqure devil in reggae.
we not going down 4real.
it boggles mi mind wah a dem incarcirate him now n nut bek den.mi nah know but mi feel Babylon system a go haunt wi prophets gain.
the long arm of the law.