Kevin Apo’s Daring Escape: A Warrant for His Arrest
A dramatic turn of events has unfolded in the case of Kevin Apo, a 25-year-old rugby league international player, who has fled the UK after being charged with multiple sexual offenses, including rape
Apo was granted conditional bail in November but failed to appear in court, prompting a warrant for his arrest without bail.
In a shocking revelation, it was discovered that Apo had left the UK within five hours of being granted bail, flying from Manchester Airport to Dubai and then connecting to Papua New Guinea (PNG), his home country.
This daring escape has sparked an international manhunt, with the UK authorities working closely with the PNG government and police to locate and arrest Apo.
The court has issued a warrant for Apo’s arrest, and the extradition process is underway to bring him back to the UK to face trial
The prosecutor, Fiona Newcombe, has confirmed that UK authorities will work with the PNG police to apprehend Apo and return him to Britain.
Apo’s rugby league club, Bradford Bulls, has since sacked him, stating that they have “cancelled Keven Apo’s playing contract” ¹. The club has declined to comment further on the matter.
As the search for Apo continues, the international community is watching closely to see how this case will unfold. The PNG government and police have a crucial role to play in locating and arresting Apo, and the UK authorities are working tirelessly to ensure that he faces justice.
