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Akon will not be charged for Zen dancing Akon and Danah on stage at Zen Trinicenter.com Reporters May 07, 2007 Police investigators have closed the books on investigations into the Danah Alleyne/Akon raunchy dancing incident at Zen nightclub. According to Deputy Commissioner of Police Winston Cooper, the investigations have reached a stalemate as witnesses aren't coming forward to support the police. It's been three weeks since police officers launched an investigation into the lewd dancing incident involving the fifteen year old pastor's daughter, Danah Alleyne, and the hip-hop singer, Akon at the Zen nightclub. A video clip of the act was posted on the internet and this sparked a national debate about such conduct and who is to blame. Comment by L. Paul Police investigations have closed on the Danah/Akon affair and it is now clear to those who were in disbelief that there was nothing illegal about their dancing as shown in the videoclip. Indeed, as part of police investigations, police would have been looking to determine if the dance was in fact lewd or if it was a prelude to a sexual act. The fact that investigations are at a halt, proves what some of this blog have been saying all along: there is nothing illegal about Danah's dancing, Akon's dancing, or any other similar dancing that take place in Trinidad and Tobago. Also Read: Danah's Conduct at Zen: What's the Big Deal? by Heru Zen: Dancing Around the Issues by L. Paul Akon Did Not Abuse Girl At Zen Trinicenter.com Share your views here... |
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