The 53-year-old, who was reported to have been working as a private tutor while living under a false identity in the UK, had been given a four-month jail term in November 2020 and a further six-month spell in January 2021.
A Holocaust denier who fled France after he was convicted under anti-Nazi laws has been arrested in a Scottish fishing village.He had been working as a private tutor while living under a false identity in the UK, according to French media reports.denial has been a criminal offence in France since 1990, and Reynouard has been convicted on numerous occasions.
He was given a four-month jail term in November 2020 and a further six-month sentence in January 2021. Police Scotland said:"He was arrested at an address in the Anstruther area of Fife on a Trade and Co-operation Agreement warrant issued in France." General Jean-Philippe Reiland of the OCLCH, the arm of the French gendarmerie that specialises in hate crime and war crimes, said:"Vincent Reynouard was able to be arrested thanks to a huge effort of international co-operation and, in particular, thanks to our British counterparts.
Belgique Dernières Nouvelles, Belgique Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
French Holocaust denier arrested in Scotland after two years on the runVincent Reynouard was arrested at an address in Anstruther, Fife, on Thursday after being hunted by French authorities.
Lire la suite »
Ex-FM calls for end to alcohol adverts in sportFormer First Minister Henry McLeish says a 'better way' must be found to finance Scottish football.
Lire la suite »
Two Doors Down episode preview as popular Scottish sitcom returns to BBC TwoThe popular Scottish sitcom has returned to television screens this month, as thousands of fans tune in to catch up on the antics of the hilarious neighbours - just two doors down.
Lire la suite »