Polish rapper Jongmen grew to become the topic of an Interpol crimson discover after Polish authorities accused the rapper of drug trafficking.

Polish rapper Jongmen is now the goal of a worldwide regulation enforcement dragnet after Interpol issued a crimson discover accusing the Hip-Hop artist of orchestrating large-scale drug operations and tax fraud whereas residing within the United Arab Emirates.

The 40-year-old rapper, born Krystian Adam Brzeziński, is needed by Polish prosecutors who allege he performed a central function in a narcotics distribution community and a value-added tax rip-off.

The crimson discover, Interpol’s most pressing alert, was issued on the request of authorities in Warsaw and indicators to police companies worldwide to detain him for extradition.

Jongmen has been residing in Dubai since 2021, a transfer he insists was unrelated to the prison investigation again residence.

“Pure coincidence. My trip to Dubai had nothing to do with the charges the prosecutor’s office wanted to bring against me,” he instructed Polish outlet Kryminalna Polska.

Despite the crimson discover, Brzeziński stated he was greatly surprised by the worldwide warrant.

“I’m shocked that I received something like a red notice. I don’t know why. The case is simply based on slander by two people in conflict with me,” he stated, including he had no information of the tax fraud allegations.

Jongmen stated he’s ready to cooperate with authorized proceedings from his present location, noting that if arrested within the UAE, he could be held regionally whereas awaiting trial.

“If I’m detained anywhere here, they’ll have to take me to a detention center, and I’ll await trial there,” he stated.

Jongmen rose to prominence in Poland’s Hip-Hop scene within the early 2000s, earning respect for his street-focused lyrics. His reputation grew beyond Poland as he gained traction across Eastern Europe’s underground rap circles.

The prices in opposition to him carry critical penalties below Polish regulation, with potential long-term jail sentences.

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