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Tommy Lee Sparta says his recent arrest cost him more than $20
million.
Last month, the dancehall deejay found himself in police custody in
an unusual way. A group of masked police officers converged on the
entertainer while he was withdrawing money from an ATM in
Kingston. In Jamaica, when masked officers conduct raids, it’s
usually comes with death on sight because those cops only go for the
most hardened criminals on the island. Tommy Lee Sparta is now
saying that he is fearful for his life and the arrest has cost him
millions of dollars.
Tommy Lee ended up spending a week behind bars before a judged
ordered his release. Cops have yet to charge him with any crime and
now his lawyers are calling for the police high command to do
something about what they call a gross abuse of power.
A rep for the Mobay deejay told Urban Islandz that he lost millions
of dollars in potential earnings and had to fork out a couple more
millions for lawyer fees. “We were in talks with a lot of promoters who
wanted to book Tommy Lee for shows locally and overseas and now
all of these talks fell through because of the arrest,” his rep said.
“When you add his lawyer fees for this unconstitutional arrest we
are talking about more than $20 million.”
Last year, Tommy Lee Sparta threatened to sue the Jamaican
government for $20 million for violating his constitutional rights

Tommy Lee Sparta is expected to walk free from jail today or worst
case scenario, be charged with a crime.
The dancehall artist has been behind bars for over a week and last
week a judge ruled that authorities should release or charge him
with a crime by Tuesday of this week. Tommy Lee Sparta’s attorneys
say they expect the deejay to be released because cops have no basis
to charge him with any crime. Tommy Lee also denied having any
involvement in any criminal activities in his native parish St. James.
Tommy Lee Sparta, real name Leroy Russell, was arrested up by
masked police officers in Kingston last week Sunday while
withdrawing money at an ATM. Law enforcement later extradited him
to Montego Bay where they have been holding him at the Freeport
police station. Police officers have branded him a hardened gangster
who is involved in organized crime in the St. James area.
Tommy Lee has since hired Vybz Kartel’s lawyer Tom Tavares-Finson
who filed legal docs asking a judge to release him from police
custody. Parish judge Sandria Wong Small agreed with the attorneys
arguments and ordered the police force to release him by Tuesday
(May 29th) or charge him with a crime.
Dapstrem News will keep you posted on any new developments
regarding the case.

Tommy Lee Sparta is still behind bars and should be released or
charge by Tuesday of next week.
Over the weekend rumors surfaced on social media claiming that
Tommy Lee Sparta was beaten up behind bars and he is in fear of his
life. We reached out to a little birdie who is a part of the Mobay
deejay’s circle who told us that is not true. “Tommy Lee good man
him never get any beat up or anything like that,” our source told us.
We’re also told that the deejay is in fact in fear for his life because
he feels like the police force is out to get him or pin some trumped up
charges on him. “The police force clearly has a vendetta against him
and every year it’s the same thing they arrest him and don’t charge
him because they have nothing on him,” sources added.

Tommy Lee Sparta has been arrested a handful of times since 2014
and currently have lottery scamming charges against him. Law
enforcement is now labeling him a hardened gangster who is
responsible for organized crime in the St. James area. Tommy Lee
says he doesn’t even live in Montego Bay anymore so he has nothing
to do with the rampant crime in the area.
Last week an embarrassing photo of Tommy Lee Sparta behind bars in
his boxer went viral on social media. His attorneys are blaming the
police force for the leaked photo and have written to the
Commissioner of Police about it. On Tuesday of this week, Tommy Lee
will know his fate if he will be released from jail or be charged with
a crime. Cops are believed to be inching towards charging him with
murder. His management team also issued a statement denying any
gang affiliation in Jamaica.
“Mr. Russell (Tommy Lee) Denies any gang or criminal involvement
and as such is allowing the justice system to take its course,” his
manager, Tanya Thelwell, said.
Tommy Lee Sparta, whose real name is Leroy Russell, was arrested
last week Sunday at an ATM in Kingston. He was later extradited to
Montego Bay where he is currently being held at the Freeport police

An embarrassing photo of Tommy Lee Sparta in jail in his boxers and
crying goes viral.
The Guzu Musiq deejay’s legal team is fuming over the photo that
was allegedly leaked online by police officers yesterday. The pic
shows Tommy Lee Sparta, real name Leroy Russell, standing inside
the police station wearing only his boxers and appeared to be crying.
Sources told Dapstream News that whoever took the photo and leaked
it is trying to embarrass the hardcore dancehall deejay.
“They are trying to embarrass him because they can’t find anything
to pin on him or charge him with so they are trying to tear down his
career,” sources said. “For years they have been trying to tear down
one man and when they can’t frame him for anything they are
resorting to dirty tactics.”

Tommy Lee’s lawyer, Donahue Martin, says she will be writing to the
commissioner of police to investigate the photo and discipline the
police officer(s) behind it. “I find it very unprofessional, and we do
intend to write to the relevant authorities, in particular, the
commissioner of police, to ascertain why is it that this is being done
while somebody is a guest of the State or in custody,” Martin said.
Tommy Lee Sparta was arrested at an ATM in St. Andrew early
Sunday morning and was transferred to Montego Bay for
questioning. A judge ordered the police department to release the
entertainer or charge him with a crime. They say they intend to
charge him.