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A convicted felon who was released from prison last week is back in jail.
Brahim Kaddour-Cherif, 24, from Algeria, was accidentally released on 29 October from Wandylon in South London. He was arrested in Finbury Park on Friday, The Metropolitan Police he said.
The Manhuunt of Kaddour-Cherrif, who also has superstitions, was triggered by the encounter. The force confirmed that he had a “six-day headache” because the offense only happened in one week, on 4 November.
Wrong release, and of another prisoner who was wrongly released, will lead putting David Lammy's political partiesThe UK Justice Secretary, days after the start of the jaws.
Lammy had repeatedly denied that the prisoners had been released to make a mistake in Prime Minister's Questions on Wednesday.
The time Kaddour-Cherif was arrested seems to have been Captured by the New News Crack Crew In Fssbury Park, North London, at 11.30am, where a person initially claimed to be someone else.
The police then spoke to him and took him back to the police after they told him he was under arrest “on suspicion of wanting to be released from prison”.
When he initially refused to be Kaddour-Cherif, the arrested officer told him that he “looked exactly” like him and had a very high nose”.
The police took him to the car and held up a picture of Kaddour – a cold face next to his face in front of him with his hands behind his back. Officers searched his bag and found a laptop, umbrellas and a wallet.
Before being put in the back of the car, he turned to those gathered and said: “Look at the UK justice system, they acquit people wrongly, after this they will.”
Kaddour-Cherif was recognized as an extra five years ago, but has not been deported from the UK. After being sent to prison, he was serving sentences for misdemeanor theft.
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He was sentenced to life in November 2024, where he was given an 18-month sentence and placed on sex rent for five years.
It is understood that Kaddour-Cherif did not apply for asylum and was in the first stages of being fired in order for his visa to expire.
He entered the UK on a visitor visa in 2019, but it was recorded as an emergency only on 6 February.
According to sources, Kaddour-Trif uses variations of his first name, including Ibrahim, and is associated with Westminster and Tower Hamlets.
Lammy said the words “
“We took it to prison and I'm very angry because this error is causing the problem, but I'm trying to deal with the problem.
The other prisoner who was wrongfully released, the fraud, comes to arrive on Thursday. While Lammy said that the government will be dissolved London.
Smith, 35, who is usually known as Billy, was sentenced to bring a number of charges at Croydon Crown Court on Monday, but was later wrongly released from prison.
The trial court's error resulted in the prison sentence being a suspended sentence, which meant he did not have to be incarcerated. The tribunal corrected the error but HMP Hondsworth was not notified.
