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Manhunt Launched for Fugitive Brit Thought to be Hiding in Thailand


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Posted
2 hours ago, worgeordie said:

Will keep an eye out for him .... did they not take his passport off him,

before letting him out on bail...

 

regards worgeordie 

Probably not, same as Thailand - get charged with a serious offence but retain your passport so you can do a runner, especially if hi-so status. 

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Posted
36 minutes ago, PJ71 said:

Yawn....

 

1 more post tho buttercup, that'll make you happy no doubt.

Indeed................:guitar:

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Posted
2 hours ago, ChipButty said:

Wouldn't the immigration here know he entered Thailand, if he came on his own passport? 

Yes, but what can be done if there is no extradition request and he is in Thailand legally?   

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Posted
1 hour ago, brianthainess said:

ATM checks it 'aint rocket science 

...and then what?   He's not wanted in Thailand, UK police have no jurisdiction here and, presumably, he entered legally...it's not rocket science.

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Posted
1 hour ago, hotchilli said:

If he did enter Thailand he slipped through the net.. but never fear he will get caught when he does his 90 day report/check.

 

Naah, when he does his visa exempt 30 day extension ;D

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Posted
13 minutes ago, BritScot said:

In the UK you are innocent until convicted (thank god)! So his passport is his unless it can be shown he is a flight risk and even then it's almost impossible to prove. Let's remember before he is publicly hung drawn and quartered in the uk conspiracy to supply is not exactly crime of the century in the uk. A couple of years at most. We dont know the ins and outs of the accusations and how valid they are. 

Your passport cannot be taken from you whilst you are on police bail awaiting their decision on whether to charge you. However, once you are charged you are then on court bail. Application can be made by CPS to magisistrates' court to confiscate your passport until you have been tried.

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