Smiling prisoner gets a hug and a high-five as he is met by his entourage after being released from jail… before hopping into a ROLLS-ROYCE Phantom
- The mysterious ex-inmate was given hero’s welcome by at least six ecstatic pals
- He posed for photographs to the backdrop of HMP Standford Hill in Kent
- The grinning convict was whisked away in the back seat of a luxury Rolls Royce
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A mysterious convict left jail in style today when he was given a hero’s welcome by an entourage of pals and whisked away in a luxury Rolls Royce Phantom.
The supposed ex-prisoner, who walked free in a grey tracksuit ensemble and clutching a clear bag of his possessions, grinned from ear to ear as his mates slapped him on the back and embraced him.
High-fives were exchanged before the unknown man posed in front of a camera-phone outside Standford Hill Prison on the Isle of Sheppey in Kent before hopping into the backseat of the exclusive Rolls Royce.
The ex-inmate of HMP Standford Hill was given a hero’s welcome by his mates who slapped him on the back and embraced him
The former prisoner exchanged high-fives with his mates this afternoon on the Isle of Sheppey in Kent
The ex-prisoner, who walked free in a grey tracksuit ensemble and clutching a clear bag of his possessions, grinned from ear to ear
The welcome party comprised of at least six men – and one driver – who seemed ecstatic to be reunited with their freed friend.
To the backdrop of the jail Category D prison, they all laughed and took pictures with the former inmate under blue skies this afternoon.
He then stepped into the shiny white Rolls Royce Phantom – which retails for an eye-watering £360,000 – which revealed the car’s sleek cream leather interior.
Once comfortable in the back seat, he wound thumbed down the window, poked his head out and smiled while his friends took yet more snaps of the jubilant jailbird who was clearly lapping up his luxurious departure.
Once comfortable in the back seat of the Rolls Royce Phantom, he wound thumbed down the window, poked his head out and smiled while his friends took yet more snaps of the jubilant jailbird
After taking pictures, he then stepped into the shiny white Rolls Royce Phantom – which retails for an eye-watering £360,000 – which revealed the car’s sleek cream leather interior
The recent inmate appeared to be lapping up his luxurious exit from the prison as he was seen beaming to cameras
The Rolls Royce pulled up right outside the entrance of Standford Hill Prison this afternoon
The welcome party comprised of at least six men – and one driver – who seemed ecstatic to be reunited with their freed friend
To the backdrop of the jail Category D prison, they all laughed and took pictures with the former inmate under blue skies this afternoon