Lebanese prosecutor Ghassan Oueidat confirmed Thursday that a travel ban had been issued that will prevent the ex-Nissan boss from leaving the country.Lebanon said on January 2 that it had received a"red notice" from international police organization Interpol confirming that Ghosn was wanted by police in Japan. A red notice does not compel law enforcement authorities to arrest fugitives.
It was escape or 'die in Japan' Japan's justice systemGhosn was first arrested in Tokyo more than a year ago. Among other charges, prosecutors alleged that he understated his income for years and funneled $5 million of Nissan's money to a car dealership he controlled.On Wednesday, he slammed Japan's criminal justice system, which he said"violates the most basic principles of humanity.
Can't go buying condos as fatcat and not get caught spending by frugal Nissan kids. JapannoplaceforFatCats
This guy escaped from Japan, he can walk out of Lebanon in stealth mode
He will still escape in a box when he is ready.
There are worse countries to be stuck in.
Is it not the case that they are granting him asylum without admitting its asylum to avoid international backlash so they are calling it a travel ban 🤕
Dude has a leaky mouth..