Drill rapper Bandokay – son of Mark Duggan who was shot dead by cops – arrested at airport & charged with gun offences

THE rapper son of Mark Duggan has been charged with firearms offences.

Kemani Duggan, 22, was arrested at Gatwick Airport on January 13 by officers from the Metropolitan Police.

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Kemani Duggan, who also goes by the stage name Bandokay, has been charged with firearms offences[/caption]

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His dad Mark Duggan was shot dead by police in 2011 sparking nationwide riots[/caption]

Last Monday he appeared at Thames Magistrates’ Court charged with possession of a handgun and ammo without a licence.

Duggan, who also goes by the stage name Bandokay, will appear at Wood Green Crown Court on February 13.

His dad Mark was 29 when he was shot dead by police in Tottenham, North London, on August 4, 2011.

He was in a mini cab when officers tried to arrest him on suspicion of possession of a handgun and of planning an attack.

He died of a gunshot wound to the chest.

Mark’s killing – later ruled to be lawful – sparked riots across a number of UK cities.

A Met Police spokesperson told The Sun: “A man will appear in court charged with firearms offences.

“Kemani Duggan – 22 of Riversdale Road, N5 appeared at Thames Magistrates’ Court on Monday, 15 January charged with possession of a prohibited weapon (handgun) and possession of ammunition without a licence.

“He was remanded to appear at Wood Green Crown Court on 13 February.

“He was arrested at Gatwick Airport on Saturday, 13 January by officers from the Metropolitan Police.”

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Kemani Duggan, pictured here performing at London’s Wireless Festival last summer, was arrested at Gatwick Airport on January 13[/caption]

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Mark Duggan was in a mini cab when officers tried to arrest him on suspicion of possession of a handgun and of planning an attack[/caption]

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Mark Duggan died of a gunshot wound to the chest[/caption]