Overview
- Sullivan must pay £9,270 to the CPS and £8,050.27 to Surrey Police, against a total repatriation bill of £28,350.27.
- The judge cited an undisclosed National Extradition Unit risk assessment but questioned the need for a private jet and suggested first‑class commercial travel as an alternative.
- Surrey Police said the £15,990 charter from Malaga was the only viable option based on the NEU assessment, with the operation escorted by the NCA’s National Extradition Unit.
- Authorities said the effort involved cooperation with foreign agencies including Interpol after Sullivan spent a year abroad posting content before being detained in Spain in August.
- Sullivan previously received a one‑year suspended sentence for dangerous driving and no insurance, with a two‑year driving ban, three months of electronic tagging, 300 hours of unpaid work and 30 days of rehabilitation; crash data showed 71mph in a 40mph zone.