Liverpool Lou

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Yes, there was/is. What makes you think that the UK would have any interest in detaining him? You don't know that Interpol notices are nothing more than advices to member police forces?

Yes a red notice was issued and no, the UK has no interest in detaining him for a traffic offence. Jere's the key answer///

A compensation amount that the family of the (unmarried officer with no children) agreed to.

There's no Interpol red notice for Putin.

What makes you think that there isn't one in effect right now, do you have access to the whole Interpol data base? But try to keep up, the assertion to which I was responding was that no red notice had ever been issued.

Yes, lynching is so easy so organise...why don't you get it going if it's so easy and inconsequential?

What ridiculousness are you suggesting...murder, kidnapping...?

Or simply post his activities and locations online. So after that has been done what do you think could happen next?

Amazing AN posters...Everyone mentioned in this thread has been charged.

Finding him is not the issue, getting him from wherever he is to Thailand legally is the issue. No other countries have any interest in him and the RTP have no jurisdiction outside Thailand.

You've been watching too many US movies, kidnapping Vorayuth. i.e. "bounty hunters" going after him internationally, would be illegal and would have his case instantly dismissed if it came to court that way.

There are no other outstanding charges.

...the maximum charge is reckless driving causing death which is what he is charged with, not manslaughter.

No if there was the uk system would have had him back in Thailand years ago. Yes, there is but the UK authorities ignore it, as is their prerogative.

Heard of extradition? Heard of how extradition works? He has to be arrested first by the authorities of the country in which he is located but, so far, no country has shown any interest in doing that for a reckless driving charge.

Yes....

Wasn´t it a Red Notice on that Guy? He should have been brought home then, or need to put a Red Notice on him. So, yeah, if want, very easy. How to you think, or did you think at all? Yes, there is but, obviously, you have no idea what Interpol notices are. They are advisories to member police forces, that's all, If the authorities of the country that he is in do not wish to act on the notice, no one can force them to arrest him and no one has the power to have him "brought" home unless he is arrested and extradition starts.

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How do you think the RTP can "bring him home" from a country in which he is not wanted and they have no jurisdiction?

He wasn't a total stranger, he was a known security guard.

This is about revenue from visitors, not the number of visitors.

I didn't say that post was an argument, No other implication could be drawn from your post.