CaptainNancy
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Has there been any indication as to what Mo was doing for the days in between arriving at Holyhead and collecting the trailer at Purfleet?
Has there been any indication as to what Mo was doing for the days in between arriving at Holyhead and collecting the trailer at Purfleet?
I know that Mo born and living in NI makes him British. I used my example of a French overseas company that does use truck drivers living in the U.K. like many others as it is far from unusual in the haulage industry.
Who and what his alliances are I’m sure will be more significant if applicable to the case he has to answer to as time goes on.
Let's just say a flag of convince!!!He lives in the UK, not the Republic of Ireland, that was the point.
So RH was actually there. I wonder if he was due to (and did) drive one of the other reputed convoy of 3 trucks? And why he wasn’t arrested on his return to Dublin? Or, while he was still in UK soil. The police must have been able to know what network / location the call came from.
And again he is a ‘fugitive’ in N Ireland, while last week the CAB had him lounging unconcerned in Monaghan.
There is still the unnamed person they arrested at Stansted.
Nothing more will be published about MR’s movements or involvement until the trial because it is sub judice.
I dare say they are working behind the scenes but I wonder about the effectiveness of collaboration between the 4 police forces: Essex, Belgian, PSNI, Garda and associated agencies. And people being silenced.
Who is the link with the Vietnamese end of the smuggling? The ones who coordinate from within Europe? The people who died did not come as a group, some had lived in France for a while, one had recently bee turned back after a first attempt. Some co ordinator is using the haulage companies and drivers as transport. MR and EH may have no idea who else is involved or how it happens, beyond the Hughes brothers.
“Seems to hinge around the European Arrest Warrant... EAW”
Yes, if he is in the Republic. But as far as I understand it he is N Irish, a UK citizen so could presumably have been arrested while he was in England or on exiting for Dublin.
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A EAW is a warrant between member states.I am not an expert, but I think that he is free to travel throughout Europe if there is no EAW in place.
Is he a UK citizen? Seems he is well known both sides of the border, and possibly has dual nationality. (UK from being from Armagh, and Irish from Irish roots.
Press reports of him being visited at home suggest this is in Ireland - not UK.