Don Jazzy, a Nigerian music executive and producer, has provided clarification regarding a police case he encountered in the UK early in his career.
Don Jazzy avoided the law in the UK after being engaged in an accident that garnered police notice, as his old associate Bankulli disclosed at a recent event.
According to Bankulli, after the police got at the scene of the collision, Don Jazzy took off the license plate number and ran away.
“I declined to include a specific Don Jazzy story in the Afrobeats documentary.” Don Jazzy’s automobile was destroyed in an accident he suffered while attempting to survive in London. Don Jazzy left the vehicle. After attending a performance, he dozed off while driving and caused his car to crash.
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He got out of the car, took off the license plate, and fled. What? Because transporting the vehicle would cost more than fixing it. However, Jazzy now has fleets of vehicles, according to Bankulli.
An X user responded to Bankulli’s disclosure by criticizing him and expressing concern that if Don Jazzy were to travel to the UK after his former collaborator had made the incident public, the case may be resurrected.
“I sincerely hope Don Jazzy isn’t arranging a trip to London in light of Bankulli’s careless remarks. A 20-year-old matter can be reopened,” the X user commented.
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Don Jazzy responded by telling his fans not to panic and emphasizing that, contrary to Bankulli’s claims, he did not elude the police.
He clarified that he waited for the police, who used a breathalyzer to check for intoxication. The police confiscated his car even after he proved he wasn’t.
According to Don Jazzy, he left the car with the police as the cost of retrieving it would have exceeded its worth.
“No panic, lol. He can’t recall the story precisely because it has been so long. In reality, I waited for the cops. I was given a breathalyzer when they arrived to check if I was intoxicated. The car was impounded, but I wasn’t. He wrote, “I left it with them because the fine to get the car back was greater than the cheap car.
