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Danish fugitive hiding in Thailand extradited to Denmark
BY ANDERS HOLM NIELSEN

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Photo: Dennis Thern

BANGKOK: -- Last Thursday, Danish national, Bent Loyd Skjødt (37) was arrested in Thailand after spending 27 days on Interpol’s wanted list. Bent S. fled Denmark after being convicted of fraud and sentenced to community service.

The Danish national was requested wanted by Danish authorities because they suspected that he had fled out of country.

Usually it can take up to a year to get the national extradited, but because the Dane was wanted internationally, he was arrested by immigration authorities who detained the fugitive and then requested Danish authorities to retrieve him. He landed in Denmark today and will be put in front of a judge tomorrow at 10:00 am. Danish time. There the prosecutor will request that he is detained as he is considered a flight risk.

He was sentenced to eight months suspected of 50 counts of online fraud, where he sold goods he did not have such as phones, cameras and computer equipment.

Following the sentence he is suspected of more internet fraud. He is also suspected of having changed his brain damaged brother in law’s bank information to cheat him out of large sums. If found guilty the suspended conviction will be changed to a prison sentence. In addition he risks another four-six months for his most recent crimes.

The 37-year-old Dane has an 11-year-old daughter and a 15-year-old boy who he brought with him to Thailand. Here they have been staying with his Thai wife who says that she will take care of the children.

So far the Danish national will not be denied entry to Thailand and he will most likely be able to return to his children in a year or so, according to prosecutor Helle Giersing.

Source: eb.dk

Source: http://scandasia.com/danish-fugitive-hiding-in-thailand-extradited-to-denmark/

-- ScandAsia 2013-03-30

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Wow it must have been some pretty serious fraud if he was sentenced to community service! Doesn't interpol have more important things to do then go after someone who skips out on community service like maybe some of those crooked banksters!

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Wow it must have been some pretty serious fraud if he was sentenced to community service! Doesn't interpol have more important things to do then go after someone who skips out on community service like maybe some of those crooked banksters!

Which crooked "banksters"? The ones that haven't been accused of any criminal offences never mind been convicted?

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Thai citizen arrested in Dubai, wanted for tax evasion ,various pending charges , jumping Bail ,extradited back to Thailand, interpol reports.cheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gif

Only thing is INTERPOL ignored that request because it was political and they were trumped up charges based on political motivation so INTERPOL refused that request and right at the time when all you T haters said oh Interpol will now pick him up I SAID IT WILL NEVER HAPPEN and it hasn't has it smile.png

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And the classic closer - Thailand will allow him back into Thailand. So then he can set up boiler rooms and internet fraud with a fair degree of impunity. Way to go Thailand...

Does your continuous stream of anti-Thai bile cause you much indigestion?

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He lucky to have a Danish passport. Cheat and steal from lot of Propel and then take to Thailand for holiday. Then later also have a government paid holiday to Danmark in first a class hotel. When finish staying in Denmark the government pay him pocket money to go back to Thailand again.

But Of course you are not lucky to have Danish passport if you are a honest and hard working person who pay tax.wacko.png

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Thai citizen arrested in Dubai, wanted for tax evasion ,various pending charges , jumping Bail ,extradited back to Thailand, interpol reports.cheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gif

Only thing is INTERPOL ignored that request because it was political and they were trumped up charges based on political motivation so INTERPOL refused that request and right at the time when all you T haters said oh Interpol will now pick him up I SAID IT WILL NEVER HAPPEN and it hasn't has it smile.png

Well done,You must be so proud of your bail jumping hero.

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Wow it must have been some pretty serious fraud if he was sentenced to community service! Doesn't interpol have more important things to do then go after someone who skips out on community service like maybe some of those crooked banksters!

Prisons in Denmark are full of criminal Muslims so no room for smaller fishs - community service to those with only few robberies.

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On Interpols wanted list because he did not do his community work? I don't think so, there must be more to be admitted to the interpol club. I pressume his children are Thai if they are going to be left in Thailand.

Maybe as far as "Denmark's Most Wanted" goes this is as badass as it gets. Hasn't been this much excitement there since that play where the prince and his whole family died in the final act.

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Thai citizen arrested in Dubai, wanted for tax evasion ,various pending charges , jumping Bail ,extradited back to Thailand, interpol reports.cheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gif

Only thing is INTERPOL ignored that request because it was political and they were trumped up charges based on political motivation so INTERPOL refused that request and right at the time when all you T haters said oh Interpol will now pick him up I SAID IT WILL NEVER HAPPEN and it hasn't has it smile.png

He's still to answer charges and broke he's bond undertaking, so who cares who arrests him ,he;s still a crim

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I know this dude from articles from Denmark. He was selling xbox, ps3 and iphones and such on the "danish" ebay called dba.dk, He got the money but never shipped the goods. He is suspected to have cheated his own brother out of his money so that he nearly got thrown out of his apartment because he could not pay the rent. He is such a moron and has no concience or thoughts for/about other people. I just dont understand if that should be enough to get on the interpol list? Maybe he has done more that has not YET been in the papers or news here in Denmark.

Please understand me right, i really hope that he gets all the beatings and trouble he can find in his jail time. BUT ... I know a few bikers Hells Angels and Bandidos in Pattaya that on the paper has done more wrong and hurt more people in Denmark and are wanted by the danish police, but NO interpol listings ??? So i would also think that he must be in more trouble than the DK news are writting about. Anyway ... I am glad that they found him and he has to face the judge and the people he cheated. Im just wondering why financial crime is weighted heavier than personal injuries ?? Weird that the Danish police rather would like this man than the bikers that fled here and are going around and making more trouble in TH now.

PS. Sorry for my bad english.

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On Interpols wanted list because he did not do his community work? I don't think so, there must be more to be admitted to the interpol club. I pressume his children are Thai if they are going to be left in Thailand.

Maybe as far as "Denmark's Most Wanted" goes this is as badass as it gets. Hasn't been this much excitement there since that play where the prince and his whole family died in the final act.

Even the Aussie Sheila Priness Mary?

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Wow it must have been some pretty serious fraud if he was sentenced to community service! Doesn't interpol have more important things to do then go after someone who skips out on community service like maybe some of those crooked banksters!

Which crooked "banksters"? The ones that haven't been accused of any criminal offences never mind been convicted?

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That'd be a start.

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Picked up in Thailand and yet his lawyer states he is not a flight risk .....? sad.png

Picked up in Thailand and yet his lawyer states he is not a flight risk .....? sad.png

Picked up in Thailand and yet his lawyer states he is not a flight risk .....? sad.png

Picked up in Thailand and yet his lawyer states he is not a flight risk .....? sad.png

Lawyer language for " I've got to be seen earning my fee ".

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Wow it must have been some pretty serious fraud if he was sentenced to community service! Doesn't interpol have more important things to do then go after someone who skips out on community service like maybe some of those crooked bankste

Thai citizen arrested in Dubai, wanted for tax evasion ,various pending charges , jumping Bail ,extradited back to Thailand, interpol reports.cheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gif

Only thing is INTERPOL ignored that request because it was political and they were trumped up charges based on political motivation so INTERPOL refused that request and right at the time when all you T haters said oh Interpol will now pick him up I SAID IT WILL NEVER HAPPEN and it hasn't has it smile.png

He's still to answer charges and broke he's bond undertaking, so who cares who arrests him ,he;s still a crim

Interpol is a clearing house for information, requests etc from member countries. Our friend in Dubai was convicted on criminal charges and a Red Notice could have been issued if the Democratic government had requested it. Remember how slow they were to revoke his passport ? I suspect they didn't want him back as he would have been even more of a focal point. The current government say " political charges " so Interpol won't do anything as it's not in their charter

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