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Broward DJ accused of infiltrating classical music station

 

acave@MiamiHerald.com

A radio disc jockey has turned himself in for infiltrating WKCP Classical South Florida’s (89.7 FM) airwaves with “vulgar” rap music last month.

Romayne Davis, 32, of Lauderdale Lakes, is charged with one count of unauthorized transmission/interference with a public radio station.

After receiving a listener complaint, Broward Sheriff’s Office detectives searched an Oakland Park warehouse at Northwest 23 Way and retrieved radio equipment Davis used to broadcast his signal on 89.5 FM since March 2012. Davis was not present during the raid.

The playlist included songs by artists R. Kelly and T-Pain.

Davis, who DJ’s for Joker Boy Entertainment, was released on bond.

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