Benefit-claiming landlord suspected of rape flees to Africa after police let him keep passport

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A landlord suspected of rape has fled Britain for Cameroon after police allowed him to keep his passport while he remained under investigation.Ndumbe Achile Ndumbe, 41, is believed to have flown from Manchester Airport to the African country in January despite having previously been arrested on suspicion of rape.Mr Ndumbe was on police bail when he left the country and is now being sought by officers, according to The Times.Police are understood to be working with authorities in Cameroon in an attempt to locate him and bring him back to Britain.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Mr Ndumbe owed taxpayers an estimated £200,000 after falsely claiming up to £180,000 in housing benefit and being hit with more than £26,000 in penalties over properties he owned.He was arrested by Greater Manchester Police in July 2024, when officers seized electronic devices including a phone, laptop and camcorder.After examining the devices, investigators are said to have found evidence of possible sexual...

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