'Smooth' granted bail for assault charge

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'Smooth' granted bail for assault charge

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Radio personality and DJ Randy 'Mr Smooth' Mansoor, 37, was granted $80,000 bail after he was charged with assault on Tuesday. PHOTO COURTESY TTPS - PHOTO COURTESY TTPS A 37-year-old DJ and radio personality has been granted bail after he was charged with assault on Tuesday. A police media release on Wednesday reported that Randy Anim Mansoor aka 'Mr Smooth' was charged with choking with intent to render unconscious, common […]

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