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I agree "not charged" makes it sound less serious than it is (he hasn't been charged, but a warrant for his arrest on those charges has been issued). Interesti
by sago 12y ago
I agree "not charged" makes it sound less serious than it is (he hasn't been charged, but a warrant for his arrest on those charges has been issued).
Interestingly, though, if he sits it out for another 5 years, for another £10m or so in UK police spending, the Swedish statute of limitations (which is dependent on charging, not arrest warrants) will expire, and he can't be charged. As I understand it, anyway.
- oneeyedpigeon 12y ago"5 years, for another £30m" Why is the cost suddenly going to treble?
- sago 12y agoBecause my math sucks. Sorry. Edited.
- sago 12y agoEdit: Reading another source suggests they can charge him in absentia, so the statute of limitations argument is probably moot.