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Topic: Shyne's Father Speaks Out, Requests NY Governor Paterson For Pardon.

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Black Flame

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Date: 12:54 10/11 2009

Shyne's Father Speaks Out, Requests NY Governor Paterson For Pardon.

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Shyne's father, Dean Barrow, has reportedly requested New York Governor David Paterson for a pardon to avoid his son from being deported to Belize.

According to reports, Barrow has sent a written request to Paterson's attention.

Belizean Prime Minister Dean Barrow, the father of former Bad Boy rapper Shyne, has reportedly written to New York Governor David Paterson asking him to pardon his son so that he is not deported back to the Belize - the country of his birth. Dean Barrow revealed to The Belizean that he sought help from Charles Ogletree - Harvard law professor and a member of President Barack Obama's inner circle to assist Shyne in resisting deportation to Belize. The prime minister told reporters he wrote the letter to the New York governor at the request of Professor Ogletree.
Shyne's uncle, Michael Finnegan, recently said the rapper may be deported back to his country of origin, Belize.

"He has been released from the prison and he is being attended to or being held by the immigration authorities," Finnegan said in an interview. "The matter will be dealt with by a well known immigration lawyer and he is being supported by Professor Overtree, you know the guy that was connected to the Barack Obama campaign, well known professor, and as I understand from them while I was there yesterday, the process would want to appear to be looking kind of positive. But as a family we are not over, we don't want to be too confident because any number can play once you're dealing with court matters." (7 News Belize)
Shyne's laywer, Oscar Michelen, also gave an update on his status a day after being released from prison.

Michelen stated that Shyne wants to remain in the U.S.A. and his family has hired immigration lawyers in New York to try and ensure that he remains there. Shyne reportedly has a "green card", or permanent residence in the U.S. but never acquired U.S. nationality. (Belizean)

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fadda zeeks wrote: Damn, deported? After ten years in the Feds? Damn homie, mi nuh waan fi si dat jah know. yuh zeet zeeks iz a way to raahtid __________________ Tha Flame Keepz On Burnin For Da Muzik - J.O.P MI SEH