Ugandan dancehall singer Crescent Baguma, aka Beenie Gunter, has reportedly been released on bail after a bitter fight following a performance that left him behind bars in Abu Dhabi prison, however, it is said that he is not allowed to leave UAE until he faces the court again.
According to sources, Beenie Gunter's journey to the Middle East with the mother of his son was initially intended for two eagerly awaited performances – one at the chic V-Club in Dubai and the other in bustling Abu Dhabi.
However, the escapade took an unexpected turn after a post-gig altercation between two promoters led to chaos, drawing in the Tubayo singer as he attempted to mediate and help.
The incident, which went down at Dubai airport, resulted in Gunter being arrested and transported to a detention center in Abu Dhabi. Charged with violent conduct and property vandalism, the artist has been released on bail but faces a travel ban and a fine of 5000 dirhams imposed by Abu Dhabi authorities.
Despite securing bail, Gunter's journey back home is on hold until his court appearance scheduled for February 18, 2024. His legal representatives are Getting ready up to present his case before the judge, emphasizing the complexities surrounding the unfortunate incident.
Beenie Gunter after his release
Sources suggest that the altercation occurred when tensions escalated between promoters in Abu Dhabi, leaving Gunter inadvertently caught in the crossfire and bearing the brunt of the brawl. The details of the altercation remain undisclosed, adding an air of mystery to the unfolding legal drama.
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