Red Bull Heir Held Over Cop's Hit-And-Run Death
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And yet it does make you wonder what sort of visa he's employing to remain in the UK. Furthermore, the Home Office and the Embassy in Bangers must also be aware of the controversies surrounding him.
It reminds me of when the UK Govt. let Thaksin remain in Blighty until things got a bit uncomfortable and Gordon Brown nudged the former Thai PM and invited him to move on.
In this current case, I get the impression that there won't be many influential people Thai side asking the UK for his return.
It reminds me of when the UK Govt. let Thaksin remain in Blighty until things got a bit uncomfortable and Gordon Brown nudged the former Thai PM and invited him to move on.
In this current case, I get the impression that there won't be many influential people Thai side asking the UK for his return.
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Red Bull UK Pty Ltd would have him employed as a consultant perhaps.
Well done to the media no matter what, Daily Mail might be banned in some places but the international pressure is mounting
Well done to the media no matter what, Daily Mail might be banned in some places but the international pressure is mounting
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I think the little tyke will remain in UK for a while. The British Govt. isn't good at getting rid of Undesirables. Julian Assange, Abu Hamza and Abu Qatada spring to mind.
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Assange is on Diplomatic grounds literally , once he moves out onto UK Land, they could arrest him
Abu guys are UK citizens ???? or dual citizenship ????
Abu guys are UK citizens ???? or dual citizenship ????
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Yes your right on that one but this wonker is on uk soil and I can't understand why he's not been lifted.the Thai authorities have pussy footed around for 5 years and no one has the balls to do anything.no passport then he's sent to a detention centre as he can't leave the country.it only takes a phone call from the Thai uk embassy to uk immigration and he's stuck in the uk with nowhere to run.just goes to show how far up the line the brown envelopes go.makes my blood boil the whole rotten game.if the police knock at my door I'll tell the mrs to say come back next month,im pre occupied on the bog.thats what's thrown the Thais...pre occupied,oh we ain't heard of that before,must be really important stuff.cant even understand why he was allowed a passport or let out of the country facing such serious charges.wazza wrote:Assange is on Diplomatic grounds literally , once he moves out onto UK Land, they could arrest him
Abu guys are UK citizens ???? or dual citizenship ????
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Yes, Assange is in the Ecuadorean Emabassy but the Metropolitan Police spent millions before pulling back on their 24 hour surveillance operation. He's still hiding inside with occasional visits from Farage.
Abu No. 1 (handless) was Egyptian but not sure whether he was on an indefinite stay visa or naturalised.
The same for Abu No.2 (with hands). He was Jordanian but not sure whether he was on indefinite stay or naturalised.
Abu No. 1 (handless) was Egyptian but not sure whether he was on an indefinite stay visa or naturalised.
The same for Abu No.2 (with hands). He was Jordanian but not sure whether he was on indefinite stay or naturalised.
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Aha, Wazza, Abu Hamza holds British citizenship.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/ ... nship.html
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/ ... nship.html
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Re: Red Bull Heir Held Over Cop's Hit-And-Run Death
It took 5 years to get an arrest warrant issued so how long will an extradition request take?
The family have paid the policeman's family their blood money and shown their regrets by attending the funeral so as far as they are concerned the matter is closed.
It may offend our sensibilities but that is the reality of Thailand.
I would imagine that Vorayuth “Boss” Yoovidhya's only concern at the moment is how this may affect his inheritance chances.
The family have paid the policeman's family their blood money and shown their regrets by attending the funeral so as far as they are concerned the matter is closed.
It may offend our sensibilities but that is the reality of Thailand.
I would imagine that Vorayuth “Boss” Yoovidhya's only concern at the moment is how this may affect his inheritance chances.
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Yes, it is the reality of Thailand.
But he must perceive a valid threat to his freedom because he remains outside of Thailand. Furthermore, someone in the Thai police sees the pursuit of Yoovidhya as worthwhile.
All fascinating stuff in my view.
But he must perceive a valid threat to his freedom because he remains outside of Thailand. Furthermore, someone in the Thai police sees the pursuit of Yoovidhya as worthwhile.
All fascinating stuff in my view.
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Well i Googled Redbull...came to their website...sent an e-mail and asked how they can have a wanted copkiller walking around in the paddocks/VIP stands.Told them also that i don't look/follow/drink ANY products that carrys their Red Bull Logo...My two bath worth.
And guess what,NO ANSWER..
And guess what,NO ANSWER..
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Remember this guy will have the best Silk / QC who specialises in extradition cases , so any fuk up on the thai side, will see him walk free in the UK,
Passport is the critical issue, once the warrant is 100% confirmed, cancel his passport and UK authorities can then arrest him and he isnt a flight risk ( as he has already proved from Thaiand ) lol
He wouldnt fly out of LHR, expect him to use his private Red Bull jet and sneak out
Passport is the critical issue, once the warrant is 100% confirmed, cancel his passport and UK authorities can then arrest him and he isnt a flight risk ( as he has already proved from Thaiand ) lol
He wouldnt fly out of LHR, expect him to use his private Red Bull jet and sneak out
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No passport in the uk means illegal immigrant.sraight to immigration detention centre with all the rest of the illegals out of the backs of trucks from Dover.not even bill gates could get out of there.then sit him in there for a few days on porridge.he will soon start screaming for mummy.no private jet im afraid,no other country to fly to as no passport.back here only.he will either have to wait for uk to have a plane full of illegals flying to bkk or be escorted on to a commercial flight to bkk.the only way he can be in the uk without a passport is if he's a uk citizen and I doubt if he could ever be one of them..simple cancel his passport and inform uk authorities,job done..its Thailand authorities not doing anything.they can't can't even sort a warrant out.the problem is he will land in bkk without a passport and pass out a few brown envelopes to clear immo and he's home and off out night clubbing,drink driving and having the time of his life.then tell the court he can't appear as he's pre occupied.lol
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All his lawyers need to do now is spin this out until September when the last of the remaining statute of limitations expire. Then they can start appealing.
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Odds on that he has an Emirates passport and a German one.
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Did you see this report or am I the wheezy boy at the back of the class? There's a request to consider revoking his passport.wazza wrote:Passport is the critical issue, once the warrant is 100% confirmed, cancel his passport and UK authorities can then arrest him and he isnt a flight risk ( as he has already proved from Thaiand ) lol
http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/general ... e-passport
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Missed this , and good update, thanks
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Re: Red Bull Heir Held Over Cop's Hit-And-Run Death
Watching the Grand Prix from Russia yesterday and I'm sure the camera caught him talking to Verstappen in the Red Bull garage.Will look closer during the race today.
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I wonder if the local beverage market has been hit with product boycots ?
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Ah, now then, this latest report highlights Karon Steve's point about passports, citizenship and the like. People are allegedly concerned about whether 'Boss' has foreign citizenship so making extradition harder.
Thai police also talking to the UK on whether he's still in Blighty. If he is then my view is that he should be nudged and encouraged to leave. He'll only become an embarrassment in the future.
http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/general ... itive-heir
Thai police also talking to the UK on whether he's still in Blighty. If he is then my view is that he should be nudged and encouraged to leave. He'll only become an embarrassment in the future.
http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/general ... itive-heir
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Re: Red Bull Heir Held Over Cop's Hit-And-Run Death
I am following this post casually as I like many want to see him have his day in court.
I have seen it mentioned but is there any confirmation of what subject and Statute of Limitations this case falls under.
There are differing limitation for different type of cases, criminal , tax etc.
And is the clock ticking on any such statute of imitations?
I have seen it mentioned but is there any confirmation of what subject and Statute of Limitations this case falls under.
There are differing limitation for different type of cases, criminal , tax etc.
And is the clock ticking on any such statute of imitations?