Dancehall Artiste Zebra Wanted For Rape Again
By Kon-Vick
OutAroad.com Writer
Dancehall Artiste Zebra who was released from prison in September 2008 after he was sentenced to 10-year in prison for raping an 18-year-old girl of which he only served seven years is once again wanted by the cops for sexually assaulting a young girl who is said to be just 13 years old.
OutAroad.com gets to understand the girl mother is also in custody as she told the police she knew her daughter was sexually involved but failed to put an end to it.
Zebra emerged on the dancehall scene in the 90s with a string of hit songs such as My Type A Love, Rupert, Picture Fi Frame, Red Than Red just to name a few. However, before he got his break onto the dancehall scene, he was fresh from prison for a similar crime, but after few months of fame he went back to prison on the same charged. Once again, he seems to be on his way back to prison.
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