Daniel Khalife's Capture: Former Soldier Praises Arresting Officer
Daniel Khalife, accused of escaping prison and espionage, was arrested after a three-day manhunt, during which he congratulated the officer who apprehended him.
- Daniel Khalife, a former British soldier, allegedly escaped from HMP Wandsworth by hiding under a food delivery lorry.
- He was arrested on a canal towpath in west London, three days after his escape, with various items including a mountain bike and £200 in cash.
- The arresting officer described Khalife as 'jovial' and cooperative, noting that Khalife even congratulated him on the capture.
- Khalife faces multiple charges, including collecting sensitive military information for Iran and perpetrating a bomb hoax, all of which he denies.
- The trial continues at Woolwich Crown Court, with Khalife's alleged escape and subsequent activities under scrutiny.