The 46-year-old reggae artist Jah Cure, who has presently incarcerated in the Netherlands for six years, has revealed that he managed to spend his birthday with other prisoners and staff.
The musician recently posted on Instagram, saying, “Today I had the best Birthday that you could have in jail.”
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“Thanks to all the people from different nationalities that rallied around me by helping me to make the cakes and serve the food and drinks,” it further notes.
“It’s good to find happiness in the darkest times and thanks to all the guards and staff who help me to make it possible. I felt the love and respect from everyone in here.”
The “Love and Affection” singer concluded on his post, “HAPPY BIRTHDAY to every Libra ♎️ that was born on this day and this month. #happylibraseason.” he noted
Numerous admirers and fellow artists messaged him in reaction to his article.
“Blessings inuh me singer more life,” commented dancehall artist Charly Black.
I-Octane posted, “Blessed earth strong king ???? ???????? more life and prosperity ????????”
Jah Cure, whose true name is Siccature Alcock, was found guilty of attempted manslaughter in March 2022 after being found not guilty of attempted murder in October 2021, when a promoter was stabbed because he had not been paid for his performance.
Dutch prosecutors filed an appeal with the court after he was given a six-year sentence, arguing that the attempted murder charge—which carries a maximum penalty of 15 years in prison—should have been dropped.
The vocalist of True Reflections has already encountered legal issues in Jamaica. He was found guilty in 1999 of unlawful gun possession, rape, and robbery with aggravation. He was given a 15-year sentence, which he served for eight years until being released early in 2007.
