It took a week, but Robert Hendy-Freegaard fell through the cracks of the nationwide web. and beyond.
On Thursday, August 25, this Briton overthrew two gendarmes who wanted to restrain him, at a vidaillot in Cruz. Friday, September 2, according to our colleagues BFM-TVHe was spotted by West Flanders’ federal motorway police in Grand-Picard, near Brussels.
In which car was he arrested?
Belgian police arrested him at the wheel of his car, not knowing whether it was Cruz’s getaway vehicle and under yet-to-be-disclosed circumstances. His car’s windshield was shattered when he hit the gendarmes.
Who is Robert Hendy-Freegaard?
He will appear before the trial judge of Hal-Vilvoorde, this Saturday, September 3, announced the spokesperson of the Federal Police.
Attempted voluntary manslaughter
In France, the main suspect behind the investigation launched against Robert Hendy-Fregarde, X, followed an attack by the Guéret prosecutor’s office on two gendarmes for the deliberate murder of persons in public office.
Britton occasionally lived at Cruz in Vidallot, where his partner, Sandra Clifton, ran a dog farm. According to the woman’s family, she broke up with her children under the influence of Hendy-Fregaard and disappeared in France, where she lived in the most impoverished solitude in this house of the Crouse.The couple’s home was raided after they refused.
Influential
This “influence” Briton used in the 2000s to trick his victims, mainly women, into seducing or manipulating them by pretending to be a spy.
His life of crime has made him famous across the channel to the extent that his life is being told in a Netflix documentary series and an upcoming fictional movie.
His arrest in Belgium opened the second season to the screenwriters.
Our special report on the Hendy-Fregard affair
Eric Tones
“Beeraholic. Friend of animals everywhere. Evil web scholar. Zombie maven.”
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