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Chronic Law reportedly held on U.S. Marshals firearm charge
Dancehall artiste Chronic Law has been named in reports connected to a U.S. Marshals hold involving a firearm-related charge in Florida.
According to the booking information, an individual identified as Campbell Ackeme Jermane, 32, is being held at a Broward County facility under a “hold for U.S. Marshals Office” in connection with possession of a firearm by a prohibited person. No bond has been listed.
The charge indicates that the individual is legally barred from possessing or carrying a firearm, which typically triggers federal involvement once flagged by local authorities.
Reports show the arrest was recorded on July 5, 2026, with the individual currently held at Main Jail as federal authorities prepare to take over the case.
At this stage, authorities have not released additional details surrounding the circumstances of the arrest or any potential court dates.
The situation remains under review as the federal process is expected to determine the next legal steps.