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They'd have to get across the pavement from the embassy into the bus. The British have every right to arrest him there (either for violating the conditions of b
by gsnedders 14y ago
They'd have to get across the pavement from the embassy into the bus. The British have every right to arrest him there (either for violating the conditions of bail or on grounds there is an outstanding European warrant for him).
- stephengillie 14y agoThe embassy doesn't have a paved space large enough for the first 5 feet of the bus to fit?
- gaius 14y agoThe "embassy" is not a compound, it's just an apartment in a normal building.