Rodney Price, more popularly know as Bounty Killer, was arrested by police on Friday night at the annual Reggae Sumfest music festival and charged with using profanity while performing his set.

Police superintendent Steve McGregor says the dancehall artist was arrested soon after he left the stage early Friday. He was released and ordered to appear in court July 31 when he will answer two counts of using indecent language and disorderly conduct.

Jamaican laws prohibit entertainers from using profanity on stage. Several top entertainers including, Snoop Dogg, Sean Paul, Ja Rule and Sizzla have seen their day in court due to the use of "bad words"  during their perofrmances in recent times.