Dancehall artiste Tommy Lee Sparta's management vehemently denies recent "reports" that he is involved in gang activity.
The Spartan soldier entertainer was released from prison in March this year after serving more than two years for illegal possession of firearms and ammunition. It was his first conviction after several run-ins with the law over the past decade.
“There have been several reports circulating in recent days implicating our artist Tommy Lee Sparta in connection with gang violence. “We want to address these allegations head-on and set the record straight,” begins the statement, signed by Boss Lady Muzik's management team.
They insisted that the allegations were unfounded and that Sparta was committed to making a positive impact. “Tommy Lee has spent the last few years rehabilitating and changing his life. After serving time for past mistakes, he has committed to living an honest life, focusing on his music and the positive impact he can have in the community. “The allegations regarding recent gang activity are completely baseless and unfounded,” he continued.
Boss Lady Muzik urged the media and public to recognize the artist's growth and "change".
“We understand the role of the media in informing the public, but it is essential that accuracy and fairness are maintained. “We invite the public to consider the progress and changes that Tommy Lee Sparta has made in his life, recognizing that he has put the past behind him.”
They added: “Tommy Lee would like to express his gratitude to his fans and followers who have supported him throughout his journey. “He remains devoted to his music and mission to promote peace, unity and positive change through his art.”
“We hope this clears up any misunderstandings and puts an end to any further speculation. We ask for privacy during this time as the artist continues to focus on his work and personal growth."
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