He’s an alleged criminal – wanted in the United States for gun smuggling – and now free in Calgary, thanks to Canadian immigration adjudicator, Paul Kyba.
Here’s what the Sun has to say about it:
Phong “Danny” Hoang, 24, was picked up in Calgary by Canada Border Services with help from city police in December after the two air force members, Kellen Johnson and Dwain Rouse, were arrested in Great Falls and claimed Hoang as the middle-man in their smuggling ring, said McDermott.
Hoang is wanted in the U.S. for conspiracy to export firearms, aiding and abetting arms exportation and using false statements in acquiring firearms.
And this…
An Immigration Refugee Board hearing on Dec. 22, 2005, to decide whether to detain Hoang heard he is allegedly involved with a well-known U.S. Asian gang called the Tiny Rascals.
He was detained until his admissibility hearing on Jan. 12 when, instead of deporting him back to the U.S., immigration adjudicator Paul Kyba released him.
So who’s this Paul Kyba fellow? And what are the circumstances of his releasing an alleged gun runner? It would be interesting to find out, which will happen tomorrow apparantly, when the ruling is released.
How does that work, anywyas? The wanted man gets released before the reasons? I hope someone is watching Mr. Kyba’s bank account.