A former member of the Royal Military Police told the Sun about his escape from Kabul prison. The ex-Redcap made the great escape through the bloody streets of the capital before making it back to the United Kingdom.
Ian Cameron, 56, will have to quarantine himself in Birmingham for ten days after his arrival.
After his return, his wife Sally told him that he was no longer allowed “no more adventures”, adding “from now on it’s boring and boring”.
Mr Cameron was sentenced to 18 years in prison at the anti-narcotics detention center in Qasaba after being caught selling alcohol in Kabul.
After learning that the Taliban takeover had reached the Afghan capital, the father-of-one called his wife Sally to say goodbye.
Cameron, who served 24 years in the Royal Military Police, said: a gor ‘.
“I told him I love him. I said I thought that could be it and, yeah, you know, we said goodbye.
But Mr Cameron explained how he got out of his cell in flip-flops.
He said, “Everyone started shouting, ‘Allahu Akbar!’
“We tried to run outside, but when we got to the front door bullets hit the walls all around us.
“We ran inside and the guards put us in this secure room with a heavy metal door next to the commander’s office. “
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This notice was published: 2021-08-22 05:56:00
