Sick Polish drug smuggler avoids extradition
A POLISH drug smuggler has won a temporary reprieve in moves to extradite him to Poland to complete a two-year jail sentence.
Extradition proceedings against Grzegorz Kmita, aged 28, of Packham Road, Gravesend, were adjourned until May 14 because Kmita's wife is expecting a baby.
Speaking at Westminster Magistrates' Court last Wednesday, Judge Daphne Wickham said Kmita's forthcoming medical test results for a bowel problem were another reason to delay proceedings.
Kmita was granted bail on the condition he continues living at his address and reports to police twice a week.
Note: According to medical specialists, packing plastic bags of heroin up one's rectum has been known to cause bowel problems.
Extradition proceedings against Grzegorz Kmita, aged 28, of Packham Road, Gravesend, were adjourned until May 14 because Kmita's wife is expecting a baby.
Speaking at Westminster Magistrates' Court last Wednesday, Judge Daphne Wickham said Kmita's forthcoming medical test results for a bowel problem were another reason to delay proceedings.
Kmita was granted bail on the condition he continues living at his address and reports to police twice a week.
Note: According to medical specialists, packing plastic bags of heroin up one's rectum has been known to cause bowel problems.
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