Kelly told reporters that a dispute had erupted inside the studio on Green Street, where hip-hop stars Mary J.

Rhymes spokesman declined to comment yesterday. Leemon’s comments came as Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said the department is “in the process of locating Busta Rhymes. Yayo, who’s real name is Marvin Bernard, is on federal probation for possessing a phony passport. He never has, and he doesn’t plan on it.” Bernard will not, and does not, speak to prosecuting authorities. “I adamantly deny he had any involvement in the shooting of the security guard,” lawyer Scott Leemon said. Yayo’s attorney yesterday faxed letters to the Brooklyn DA’s office and NYPD detectives warning that the 27-year-old Queens ex-con would not speak to investigators about the murder, although police have not officially named him as a suspect. Rapper Tony Yayo, a member of 50 Cent’s G-Unit, lawyered up soon after Rhymes’ security guard Israel Ramirez was shot dead Saturday night by an unknown gunman, who sprayed fire outside the Kiss the Cactus soundstage in Greenpoint.

Cops are probing whether a beef between Busta Rhymes’ producer and two members of rapper 50 Cent’s notorious posse spurred fatal gunfire at a star-studded video shoot in Brooklyn, The Post has learned.

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