Tragic news has emerged regarding UK rapper Ghetts, whose real name is Justin Clarke-Samuel. He recently appeared in court after being formally charged with causing death by dangerous driving. The charges stem from a devastating incident that occurred on Saturday, October 18, 2025, in Ilford, Essex.
The Incident and Investigation
Reports indicate that Ghetts was driving in the Ilford area when his vehicle struck a 20-year-old man. Tragically, the victim, identified as Nepali student Yubin Tamang, did not survive. Surveillance footage circulating online appears to show Tamang walking in the street before Ghetts’ BMW reportedly speeds up and hits him with immense force, sending him airborne.
Adding to the gravity of the situation, the rapper allegedly failed to stop at the scene. A bystander provided police with Ghetts’ vehicle and license plate information. While his BMW keys were found inside his home, the vehicle itself was missing. Authorities later discovered that Ghetts had parked his car some distance away from his residence, seemingly in an attempt to evade capture.
Court Appearance and Remand
Ghetts, who also gained recognition for his role in the Netflix show ‘Supacell,’ appeared at Barkingside Magistrates’ Court. He was seen wearing a grey prison-issue tracksuit and was accompanied by two correctional officers. During the hearing, he confirmed his personal details and was immediately remanded in custody.
Next Steps in the Legal Process
The case is now set to proceed to the Old Bailey, a higher court, where Ghetts is scheduled to appear on November 24. The charges he faces, causing death by dangerous driving, carry severe penalties, reflecting the tragic loss of young Yubin Tamang’s life.
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