Police officials in soca-loving island, Trinidad have attempted to block Jamaican deejay Blak Ryno, also known as Ryno Di Stinga, from entering the country, but their plan failed. 

Ryno performed at a concert there on Saturday, and reports are that the event was well attended and went very well.

Acting Deputy Commissioner of Police Gilbert Reyes said he had written a letter to National Security Minister Martin Joseph, requesting that Ryno, whose real name is Romaine Anderson, be barred from entering the country. 

Reyes says he is moving to block from entering the island, any regional or international artiste whose music contributes and appears to influence gang-related activity and behaviour.

And, while he did not name any of Blak Rynos songs, the Trinidad cop declared that Rynos music has gang lyrical content that is unwanted in Trinidad. 

He also said that anyone who has that type of lyrical content in their music, the government will be asked to block them from entering the country.