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David Haye, 34, was stopped at Dubai’s International Airport earlier this month and taken to a police station on accusations of fraud, according to a report in The Sun earlier today.
Haye, 26-2 (24), had his passport seized and was reportedly placed in a police cell while they investigated claims that he had issued a £341,000 bounced cheque. The cheque was for a property payment. Haye has been unable to leave the country and had to miss an engagement in Birmingham over the weekend as a result of what Haye claims is an admin error.
“The cheque was presented to the bank four days before I landed,” said Haye when speaking to The Sun. “It was not due to be presented until final completion of my property, which is due in a few weeks. This was an administrative error which is being rectified. I explained to the police and presented documents as proof. But I can totally understand these mistakes can happen.” [Click Here To Read More]
Haye, 26-2 (24), had his passport seized and was reportedly placed in a police cell while they investigated claims that he had issued a £341,000 bounced cheque. The cheque was for a property payment. Haye has been unable to leave the country and had to miss an engagement in Birmingham over the weekend as a result of what Haye claims is an admin error.
“The cheque was presented to the bank four days before I landed,” said Haye when speaking to The Sun. “It was not due to be presented until final completion of my property, which is due in a few weeks. This was an administrative error which is being rectified. I explained to the police and presented documents as proof. But I can totally understand these mistakes can happen.” [Click Here To Read More]
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