Singer Sevana Pleads Guilty To Death By Dangerous Driving

Reggae artist Sevana pleaded guilty to one count of death by harmful driving when she appeared in court on Monday.

The reggae vocalist will understand her fate when she goes back to court on November 17 for sentencing. She is dealing with a minimum of 5 years in prison. The 30-year-old reggae artist appeared in the Westmoreland Circuit Court, where her trial was set up to begin prior to Justice Courtney Daye. However, the procedures did not go even more as Sevana’s attorney, attorney-at-law Everton Deward, showed that she wanted to go into a guilty plea for the May 2021 killing.

The truths by the prosecution are that Sevana, who had actually gotten her chauffeur’s license almost a week prior to the mishap happened, had actually been driving a Honda Fit motor cars and truck along the Scott Cove primary roadway in Whitehouse, Westmoreland, when she struck Ordia Cordiel, who was entering the opposite instructions.

Cordiel was hurried to the Black River Hospital, where she was confessed for major physical injuries, however she later on passed away on May 30 due to the injuries she suffered. Sevana was charged the next day.

The vocalist, who is likewise from Westmoreland, was born Anna Blake. Since her arrest and charge, Sevana has actually been on bail. Earlier this year, she was given bail in the amount of JM$400,000 bail without any conditions. On Monday, after she pleaded guilty, she was fingerprinted and bought to go back to court on November 17.

The vocalist, who is signed to RCA label, was likewise permitted authorization to take a trip as her music profession includes taking a trip.

Sevana is understood for tunes like “Mango” and “Set Me On Fire”. Starting as a Digicel Rising Stars participant in 2008, Sevana’s woman group SLR revealed significant guarantee for the music market and ultimately positioned 3rd in the total competitors.

Although the group did not last, Sevana happened with her solo profession. She was later on connected with Grammy-chosen artist Protoje, and she was included on a track called “Sudden Flight.”

Before her RCA label offer, Sevana was signed to Protoje’s In.Digg.Nation Collective label. However, considering that her current legal issues, she is no longer connected with that label.

Under her RCA Label, she launched “If You Only Knew” previously this year.