A young man, known for his aggressive drill music and a history of evading authorities, has once again escaped custody. Daniel Boakye, who performs as Dsavv, vanished from a London hospital while under police guard, triggering a renewed manhunt.
Boakye’s brazen defiance is already echoing online, with a newly released video showcasing his freedom. Lyrics boast of weaponry sourced from Ukraine and a confident challenge to law enforcement, punctuated by references to luxury vehicles and impending travel. He frames his escapes as feats of illusion, disappearing “like poof out of space.”
The response from fans has been mixed, with some dismissing his musical talent while others acknowledge the notoriety surrounding his repeated escapes. One online comment suggested he could achieve legendary status in UK rap – if his lyrical skills matched his audacity.
The escape itself occurred on February 15th, around 3:05 PM, from Lewisham Hospital. Police gave chase, but Boakye managed to evade capture, leaving investigators scrambling to understand how he slipped away from a secure medical setting. A review of the incident is currently underway.
Boakye’s past crimes paint a picture of calculated risk. Between 2021 and 2022, he and three others terrorized London and Essex, conducting a series of armed robberies. Victims were threatened with knives and forced to surrender their phones and cryptocurrency access.
The gang’s operation was sophisticated, transferring stolen cryptocurrency to untraceable “hot wallets” and using compromised bank details for purchases and transportation. They amassed over £115,000 through these illicit activities.
Ironically, the very convenience services they exploited – takeaway deliveries paid for with stolen funds – ultimately led to their downfall. Detectives were able to pinpoint their home addresses through these digital breadcrumbs.
Boakye is believed to have connections to the London gang OFB, known for its presence on the Broadwater Farm estate in Tottenham. His lyrics frequently glorify violence, detailing acts of aggression with chilling specificity.
Despite his incarceration, Boakye maintained a significant following, with many advocating for his release. His latest escape, however, raises serious questions about security protocols and the challenges of containing a figure who seems determined to remain beyond the reach of the law.
Police describe Boakye as a 21-year-old Black man of medium height and slim build. He was last seen wearing grey tracksuit bottoms and a dark Nike jacket. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward.
