Ninjaman will probable know his fate tomorrow when a high courtroom approximate is expected to hand downward a ruling in his murder trial.

The dancehall legend is back behind confined later on being discharged from a hospital earlier this calendar week after having a mild middle assault. The prosecution closed their instance concluding week Friday and the defense chaser submitted a no example submission. The trial is being held behind closed doors on photographic camera because of the nature of the case.

Ninjaman is on trial for the murder of Ricardo Johnson, known in the customs every bit Trooper. The dancehall artist, whose real name is Desmond Ballentine, his son Janiel, and their friend Dennis Clayton were charged with murder and shooting with intent for the March 2009 murder. One witness, who testified in the trial, said the 3 men fired two shots after him, but he managed to escape the gunfire.

The "Kingston Boondocks" deejay has been on bond since 2012, but final month, High Court judge, Justice Martin Gayle, revoked his bail and ordered him back behind bars. The example was transferred to a special courtroom that deals with cases over five years quondam. Ninjaman has maintained his innocence and previously told us that he is anxious to put this case behind him.