Ex-Brookside star who fled after fraud trial arrested in Spain
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Ex-Brookside star who fled after fraud trial arrested in SpainImage source, National Trading StandardsImage caption, Philip Foster played Christian Wright in the Merseyside TV soapPublished1 hour agoA former TV soap actor has been arrested in Spain after skipping bail before his trial for a £13.6 million fraud that conned would-be models.Philip Foster, 51, who played Christian Wright in the Liverpool soap, is wanted and must serve an eight-and-a-half year jail sentence after being convicted of fraud and money laundering last year.He ran an operation involving sham modelling agencies that exploited the dreams of aspiring young models and their parents for more than eight years.The National Crime Agency (NCA) said that after jumping bail, Foster was convicted and sentenced in his absence at…
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