Fresh details on on the "accidental" release of Kebatu have been revealed by a truck driver who was delivering to the prison and spoke to the migrant after he was released , this just gets worse for the prison and the Home Office.
Police believe he is now in London , doing what he was told to do.
Shocking incompetence.
Quote:The lorry driver explained to Sky News that Kebatu approached him and seemed to have no idea of where he was supposed to go.
"He came out of the airlock, and kept saying to the officers there, 'Where am I going? What am I doing? I don't know where I'm going and what I'm doing.'
"He was holding a pack of paperwork in his arms, and his bag of bits…
"He knew he'd been deported. He came over to me and said, 'I need you to help me.'
"His English was pretty good."
Sim, who still has the vehicle pass from the prison, said that after a while a member of prison staff directed the offender to Chelmsford station to catch a train to London, and "told him that he had to get on a train".
He says Kebatu must have been outside the prison for roughly "an hour and a half" before finally leaving, adding, "They [the officers] were basically sending him away, saying, 'Go, you've been released, you go.'
Sim describes Kebatu as being "very confused," saying, "He kept scratching his head and saying, 'Where do I go, where do I go?'
"The fourth or fifth time [he went into the reception] he was starting to get upset, he was getting stressed. I'm not sticking up for the guy, but in my eyes, he was trying to do the right thing. He knew he was getting deported, but he didn't know where he was going or how he should get there."
He added that the officers had no interest in helping him, saying, 'You're released, you're released'.
https://news.sky.com/story/witness-wante...f-13457133
Police believe he is now in London , doing what he was told to do.
Shocking incompetence.