Popular Jamaican Dancehall entertainer, Moses “Beenie Man” Davis has asked immigration officials in Barbados to stop pressuring Jamaicans. This warning is the latest in an ongoing spat between the two Caribbean islands since the highly publicized sexual abuse case involving 20-year-old Shanique Myrie at a Barbados airport last month.
Myrie said that she was subjected to an intense cavity search by a female immigration officer when arriving in Barbados on March 14. Davis, while performing a show at the Reggae Beach Party in Brandons Beach, St Michael in Barbados made his feelings known about the mistreatment of Jamaicans in the island. “Ease up Jamaican. Stop pressure Jamaican,” he pleaded.
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Myrie said that she was subjected to an intense cavity search by a female immigration officer when arriving in Barbados on March 14. Davis, while performing a show at the Reggae Beach Party in Brandons Beach, St Michael in Barbados made his feelings known about the mistreatment of Jamaicans in the island. “Ease up Jamaican. Stop pressure Jamaican,” he pleaded.
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