British immigrant death case

The case is still under investigation, but we are not sure who is the accomplice. However, in the afternoon local time, Essex police said in a statement that Maurice Robinson, a 25-year-old driver of the "death van" in Northern Ireland, was charged and he will appear in the chelmsford District Court on Monday, October 28th, 65438. There were 39 charges, including manslaughter, conspiracy to traffic in human beings, helping illegal immigrants and money laundering.

Local time 17:08 5 1, the police issued a statement again, saying that all 39 bodies had been transferred to the nearby Broomfield hospital, and the identity of the victims would be confirmed according to internationally recognized standards for the identification of victims. According to the BBC, Irish police arrested a man in his twenties in Dublin who was suspected of being investigated by Essex police.

The 39 victims of this accident were packed in a refrigerated container of a truck, which passed through the Belgian port of Zebrug and arrived at the British port of Selok on the Thames. British police said in a preliminary report that all the victims were believed to be from China. However, the police said in a statement on Friday that the identity of the victim may change as the investigation continues.

On Saturday, the police sent a message of help to the Vietnamese community in Britain, but said they could not confirm whether all 39 people were from Vietnam. The police said that they would not guess the nationality of the victims, but they knew that there were reports of missing persons in Vietnamese communities. Martin passmore, Chief Inspector of Essex Police, said that the police could not speculate on the nationalities of all the victims in the van. British officials also said that many families in the Vietnamese community wanted to help verify the identity of the deceased. But now all the bodies are being examined.