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avoid arrest

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His alleged scheme stood out for its simplicity -- it started with accomplices driving around Miami with laptops looking for unsecured computer networks -- and its brazenness, as the former informant used details he learned from government officials to help fellow hackers avoid arrest.
Judge Michael Challinor told Oakley, who had just qualified to work as a pub landlord: "This was a deliberate piece of very bad driving when you were over the limit in an attempt to avoid arrest.
He was later charged with possession and use of a firearm and the following year an arrest warrant was issued for him on charges of fleeing to avoid arrest and the information was transferred to Interpol, it said.
 
 
 
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