Rapper Ghetts, whose real name is Mr. Clarke-Samuel, faces serious legal issues following charges of dangerous driving. The incidents reportedly occurred on multiple roads in Camden, north London, including Tavistock Place.
Details of the Incident
The conflict escalated after a collision with Mr. Tamang in Ilford around 23:30 GMT. Following this event, Ghetts allegedly continued to drive recklessly. He was seen driving dangerously on Worcester Crescent in Redbridge during his return to Woodford.
Police Investigation
- Police visited Ghetts’ residence in Woodford the following morning.
- A black BMW, registered and insured in his name, was reportedly damaged in the incident.
Court Appearance
On Monday, Ghetts appeared via videolink at the Old Bailey from Pentonville prison. He wore a plain grey short-sleeved T-shirt and confirmed his identity in front of the court.
Family members of Mr. Tamang attended the hearing, having traveled from Nepal to show their support.
Upcoming Court Proceedings
Judge Nigel Lickley KC has remanded Ghetts in custody. A plea hearing is scheduled for December 8, where further proceedings will take place to address the charges against him.
