No Jail Time for Sevana in Dying by Harmful Driving Case

No Jail Time for Sevana in Dying by Harmful Driving Case


Jamaican reggae singer Sevana was ordered to pay a advantageous of $300,000 or spend two years in jail after she pleaded responsible to demise by harmful driving.

She was sentenced within the Westmoreland Parish Court docket earlier right now.

Sevana, whose given title is Anna Blake, was additionally banned from driving a motorized vehicle for the following two years.

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Justice Courtney Daye, who handed down the sentence, stated that he lacked adequate details to use the total power of the legislation on Blake.

The police reported that Sevana was touring alongside the Scott Cove principal street in Whitehouse, Westmoreland, when the Honda Metropolis motor automotive she was driving collided with a Honda Match entering into the other way. Ordia Cordiel, who was a passenger within the Honda Match, sustained extreme accidents and was admitted to the Black River Hospital. She died on Could 30. The police charged Sevana on June 1. The driving force of the Honda Match survived the incident and appeared in courtroom all through the case.

The Westmoreland-born native first got here to prominence in 2008 when she entered Digicel Rising Stars as a part of the lady group SLR the place they positioned third. The group broke up the next 12 months.

Sevanna, who was as soon as a member of Protoje’s In.Digg.Nation, is understood for the singles, Mango, Man Down and If You Solely Knew. Her profession received a giant increase when Mango was licensed to be used within the soundtrack for the TV present Massive Sky, which airs on ABC.

The singer parted methods with Protoje’s In.Digg.Nation in Could.