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Vybz Kartel Protégé Shawn Storm Wants Privy Council To “Hurry Up”

The content originally appeared on: Urban Islandz Vybz Kartel’s right-hand man, Shawn Storm, wants his fans to deliver a message to the five judges on the UK Privy Council who aired their appeal last week. Urban Islandz reported that the court will hand down a ruling within 12 weeks, which could arrive between now and May of this year. A confident Shawn Storm, real name Shawn Campbell, is anxious to be exonerated and released from prison. The dancehall artist, who […]

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