Hong Kong protests: two held over aiding escape of suspects wanted for setting man ablaze
Suspects allegedly involved in incident in which protesters doused a man in a flammable substance and set him ablaze during social unrest
The two arrested on Thursday are believed to have bought plane tickets for the fugitives
The Hong Kong Government, under the draconian National Security Law, has warned that the police would investigate anyone who helps an offender to abscond from
that if you are out on no bail and supposed to have bail you are not financially linked to the criminal justice system. does that make it easier for criminals to walk away from a court date and abscond? absolutely. there is no way of guaranteeing they would come back and if they have broken other laws why would they be inclined to follow rules of authority in any other circumstance. it is crazy. rob: thank you, appreciate it. jillian: a major league moment at the white house world series celebration but getting a cold reception from the left. looking forward, if it tickles your funny bone, check-in. hopefully all those things.
was driving on the wrong side of the road. local police say they are treating a 42 year mac american woman is a suspect and she fully cooperated at the time of the accident. police say she told him she had no plans to leave the uk in the near future and she took off. such a dishonorable thing to do to just leave and go back and abscond back to her own country. what we found out after she had gone we knew we had a fight on our hands. under the vienna convention diplomats and their families are immune from criminal prosecution in the country they are serving in unless the government they represent waves that immunity in response. the state department spokesperson says any questions regarding waiver of the immunity with regard to our diplomats and their family members overseas in a case like this receives intense attention and senior levels and are considered carefully given the global impact of such decisions. immunity is rarely waived. the state department says mike pompeo spoke wit