OZschwitz: Statist efficiency: One year and $8mil later, federal poLICE clear Haneef

MORE than a year after a terrorism charge against him was dropped and more than $8 million later, the Australian Federal Police have finally confirmed they have cleared the Indian doctor Mohamed Haneef as a suspect in last year's terrorism attack on Glasgow airport.

In a short statement released to the media yesterday afternoon, the AFP confirmed it had informed Dr Haneef's solicitor, Rod Hodgson, the federal Attorney-General, Robert McClelland, and the Home Affairs Minister, Bob Debus, that Dr Haneef was "no longer a person of interest".

"The AFP has concluded its active inquiries, although some longstanding overseas inquiries are yet to be fully resolved," the statement said.

"At the present time, there is insufficient evidence to institute proceedings against Dr Haneef for any criminal offence'.'

Mr Hodgson said Dr Haneef was "extremely happy" to hear the news and confirmed that his client would seek compensation and an apology from the Government. But he did not indicate if he wanted to return to Australia.

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OZschwitz: Statist efficiency: One year and $8mil later, federal poLICE clear Haneef

OZschwitz: Statist efficiency: One year and $8mil later, federal poLICE clear Haneef

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