Police capture Wyclef in scan for furnished thieves

Wyclef Jean, the Grammy-winning ex-individual from the Fugees, said he was "horrified" subsequent to being cuffed and addressed by police in Los Angeles.

Haitian-conceived Jean, 47, went to the United States as a tyke with his family and grew up to a great extent in New Jersey. That is the place the rapper-artist played with a gathering that advanced into the Fugees — a joke on "evacuees."

In the 1990s, the Fugees brought home three Grammys, and are known for hits like "Executing Me Softly" and "Guantanamera."
Presently a fruitful maker and performer also, Jean won a Grammy for delivering "Powerful," by Santana. What's more, he rapped close by Colombian pop star Shakira in uber-prominent "Hips Don't Lie."

After asserted "quick developments" by the world-well known artist, Jean was kept and cuffed, for six minutes until it turned out to be clear the police were on the wrong track.

"I am certain no father needs his children or little girls to see him in Handcuffs particularly on the off chance that he is honest," Jean said on Twitter.

Obviously, the perplexity originated from a similitude between the auto in which Jean was voyaging, and another that was utilized as a part of a wrongdoing somewhere else.

The star appeared to be paralyzed in his remarks on Twitter.

"I was requested that by the police Put my hands up. At that point I was told don't move. I was in a flash bound before being made a request to distinguish myself," he composed.

"Nor was I explained why I was being handcuffed. Simultaneously, I said my name and revealed to them they have the wrong individual."

In any case, "they continued to overlook me and I was dealt with like a criminal until other police showed up and brought up they had the wrong individual," Jean included.

"As somebody who has law implementers in my family, I was dismayed by this conduct of the LAPD."

While Jean utilized the shortened form for the Los Angeles Police Department, he was in actuality kept by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.

"The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is conciliatory for any bother this procedure brought about Mr Jean," it said in an announcement.

"We are thankful we could catch the theft suspects and that nobody was truly harmed."