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Lawyers for dancehall artist Buju Banton, who was recently arrested for attempting to buy cocaine from an undercover law enforcement officer, are claiming that the United States government set the singer up. Buju's high-profile lawyers, David Oscar Markus and David Seitles have released a statement contending that the DEA used a paid informant to entrap the singer, pressuring him to purchase the

Poor Alfamega. T.I.'s former muscle was busted back in May by website The Smoking Gun for snitching on a Georgia drug dealer in 1996, in exchange for receiving a reduced prison sentence. The website revealed documents which proved that Alfamega, born Cedric Zellars, had provided information to the government, including court testimony ...

According to The Smoking Gun, T.I. protege/goon, Alfamega, was an informant for the Drug Enforcement Administration. The site alleges the Grand Hustle artist made a plea bargain deal in order to ease his sentence for a 1995 gun charge. The Smoking Gun did a background check on Alfamega's birth name, Cedric Zellars, and obtained legal documents stating that he appeared as a witness against a hero