Boris Becker, oh Former world number 1 tennis player, was released from Hundercombe Prison in England this Thursday, 15, after 8 months in custody. He was punished for his crime “Financial Crimes”According to the British PA news agency.
According to the lawyer Becker, Christian-Oliver Moser, Sportsman Going back to Germany🇧🇷 However, the professional does not report the exact fate of the formerTennis player 55 years, or what are the legal conditions for this return, as the person has been in prison for more than 12 months and is a foreign national.
It is possible Boris Becker to be expelled from England, according to more PA. The British press has also reported this Boris to return Germany The ex-athlete was flown in by a jet chartered by a television channel that paid to tell his story exclusively, but whose name was not released.
Condemnation
Boris He played professionally from 1984 to 1999 and was sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison by a British court on April 29 after being found guilty of concealing £2.5 million worth of records, the equivalent of $3 million.
According to RFI, the Ministry of Public Affairs announced the formerTennis player 1.13 million Euros would have been generated from a single dealership sale I own a Mercedes in Germany🇧🇷 The amount was deposited into a professional bank account, which he used as a “personal balance” for his children’s schooling and Cars from Lux🇧🇷
The director general of the Insolvency Service, the British government body that oversees bankruptcies, said, “Condemnation Boris Becker It clearly shows that hiding assets in a bankruptcy context is a serious crime and we punish those who do it.
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