Chilean
police on Thursday, November 9, 2017 deported a disheveled U.S. boxer Mike
Tyson citing non-compliance with immigration laws.
Tyson,
51, was put him on a flight home, the Investigative Police (PDI) said.
Local
media reported that the former world heavyweight champion was planning to
attend an awards ceremony for action films taking place in Santiago, Chile’s
capital.
“Detectives
from the International Police are re-boarding Mike Tyson for not complying with
immigration law,” the PDI said on its verified Twitter account on Thursday,
alongside a photograph of Tyson walking in an airport with two individuals
wearing PDI jackets.
The
PDI did not specify which part of the law Tyson did not comply with, and did
not immediately respond to an email and a phone call seeking additional
information.
Tyson
served three years of a six-year U.S. jail sentence for rape in 1992.
In
2012, New Zealand revoked an entry visa for Tyson after a charity that was
going to benefit from his visit dropped its support due to his rape conviction.
The
PDI did not specify which part of the law Tyson did not comply with, and did
not immediately respond to an email and a phone call seeking additional information.
Tyson
served three years of a six-year U.S. jail sentence for rape in 1992.
In
2012, New Zealand revoked an entry visa for Tyson after a charity that was
going to benefit from his visit dropped its support due to his rape conviction
Source The Trent
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