Dancehall's comedic duo, the Twin of Twins, spent another night behind bars after being held by the Half-Way Tree police on reasonable suspicion of fraud on Tuesday.

Head of the St Andrew Central police, Superintendent Terrence Bent, told THE STAR that the artistes have not been charged as the police are awaiting the outcome of a scheduled question-and-answer session.

The brothers, Paul and Patrick Gaynor, are accused of taking $50,000 from an upcoming artiste under the guise that they were able to give him the opportunity to travel to the United States of America to perform.

It is alleged however, that they failed to deliver on their promise and subsequently refused to return the complainant's money. A report was said to have been made in February.

The brothers are known for their comedic routines featuring witty social commentary and jabs at popular entertainment and political figures.

Their latest release, Trial and Crosses, has been getting rave reviews.