Quincy Promes, Spartak Soccer Player from Moscow and former Sevilla player, He has been exposed this Friday by Emirati authorities in the Netherlands, where he was punished for rebelling in two prisons, one for drugs and another for stabbing his cousin during the family celebration, still two cases in the appeal process.
According to police resources in the Telraaf Dutch newspaper, Promes have been moved to the Netherlands In a plane that was charged with justice and guarded by gendarmerie agents, despite the fact that, at first, it was planned to move it to a commercial flight, but that option was ruled out for the risk of photographing other passengers and for security reasons.
Promes, 33, were arrested last week in Dubai. Last year, the former Ajax player was punished six years in prison for Its involvement in traffic more than 1,350 kilograms of cocaine In two cargoes traveling from Brazil to Belgian Puerto de Antwerp in January 2020.
In 2023, Dutch’s justice also punished promises in a year and a half of prison For stabbing and “causing serious physical injury” to your cousin On one knee during a family party in July 2020. The defendant appealed to this belief and, later civil, decided that the accused should pay the victim’s paycheck.
Both cases are still in the process of appeal. When both beliefs are issued, Promises He’s in Russia, where he played for the Moscow Spartak Club, and then He moved to live and play football in Dubai.
According to the Dutch press, before arrested, Promises He declared in an interview that he was willing to return to the Netherlands to attend the appeal hearings, if he could maintain his freedom. The Amsterdam Court of Appeal has rejected that request, so it is expected to enter prison by arrival in the country.
Ajax, a team in which the international Dutch played when he was arrested in 2020, moved him two months to Moscow Spartak for 8.5 million euro more variables, about half of 15.7 more variables paid to Sevilla, a team where he was militado during 2018/19.
Source: La Verdad
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