**Rapper Ghetts Faces Additional Charges in Hit-and-Run Case**
**Meta Description:** Ghetts, the rapper accused of causing a fatal hit-and-run, now faces more charges related to dangerous driving before and after the incident.
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**Rapper Ghetts Faces Additional Charges in Hit-and-Run Case**
The rapper Ghetts, whose real name is Justin Clarke-Samuel, is facing new charges in connection with a hit-and-run incident that resulted in the death of a 20-year-old man. The collision occurred on October 18 in northeast London, leading to the tragic death of Yubin Tamang, who succumbed to his injuries two days later.
Initially charged with causing death by dangerous driving, Clarke-Samuel now faces two additional counts of dangerous driving both before and after the collision. It is alleged that he drove recklessly in Tavistock Place, Bloomsbury, and other locations within Camden, north London, prior to the incident. The collision with Mr. Tamang took place at 11:33 PM on Redbridge Lane, Ilford, where Clarke-Samuel is accused of failing to stop after his BMW struck the victim.
Following the incident, it is reported that Clarke-Samuel continued to drive dangerously on his way back home, navigating through Worcester Crescent, Redbridge. The black BMW involved in the collision is said to be registered and insured in his name and reportedly sustained significant damage.
Clarke-Samuel has been in custody since his initial court appearance at Barkingside Magistrates’ Court on October 27. He recently appeared via videolink at the Old Bailey from Pentonville prison, where he confirmed his identity. Mr. Tamang’s family, who traveled from Nepal to attend the proceedings, were present in court.
Judge Nigel Lickley KC has remanded Clarke-Samuel in custody and indicated that he may appear by videolink for future hearings.
**FAQ**
**What charges is Ghetts facing in the hit-and-run case?**
Ghetts is facing charges of causing death by dangerous driving and two additional counts of dangerous driving before and after the collision.
