The former Olympic champion is late in life, he and his wife fled in a hurry during the bail period, and now they are gone, the police have issued a global wanted warrant, and hope that he can voluntarily surrender as soon as possible!
He is the three-medalist at the Olympics, Neil Brooks, a champion member of the 4×100m medley relay.
Why would a former Olympic champion become a wanted man? His life can be called an absurd novel, and perhaps, no matter how much the screenwriter can write such a plot.
Neil Brooks was born in 1961, and at the 1980 Moscow Olympics, Brooks and his teammates worked together to win the gold medal in the 4×100m medley relay.
To be able to stand on the Olympic field, Brooks should feel satisfied, because he often did not abide by discipline during training, many times had serious conflicts with the coach, the coach wanted to fire him more than once, how brooks was too good, sheltered by the upper class, which made Brooks shine in the Olympic field.
After winning the Olympic championship, Brooks returned to the Australian Institute of Sport to continue his studies, and brooks was expelled from school the year after winning the championship because of serious disciplinary violations.
At the 1982 Commonwealth Games, Brooks, who was again selected for the national team, had a physical confrontation with the coach at the pre-match training camp, and this time the Australian national team could not bear it and banned him indefinitely.
Brooks has a good relationship, teammates have come forward to protest the decision, and threatened to withdraw collectively, the Australian swimming team has no choice but to announce the cancellation of Brooks' ban.
Brooks was affected by the incident, and only won the gold medal in the 100m freestyle in his personal event, in addition to the gold medal in the 4×100m medley relay with his teammates.
At the 1984 Olympics, Brooks won a silver medal and a bronze medal, bringing together medals in all colors of the Olympic Games.
Two years later, at the Commonwealth Games, Brooks won a silver medal in the 100m freestyle and a gold medal in the 4×100m freestyle relay.
On the day of the 4× 100m Medley Relay gold medal, the coaches and teammates met Brooks, who was so drunk that he couldn't control his balance when he walked, and he proudly told everyone that he had drunk 46 cans of beer, but just give him a few hours to get back to his senses, the whole game.
Such an outrageous act brought Brooks' athletic career to an end, and the Australian Swimming Team announced that Brooks would be banned from competing again.
After retiring from the military, Brooks hosted news programs and commented on sports, but was also fired for alcoholism. In 2000, Brooks failed to return a loan of 14,000 from a Western Australian bank in a timely manner, and the federal court in Perth declared him bankrupt.
In 2001, police raided Brooks' home in Perth and found a 1-metre-tall cannabis crop, for which Brooks was severely fined.
What happened to Brooks this time?
It turned out that he and his wife ran a sports-related company, which was in fact a shell company, and after a false description of the company's business, Brooks got a big business of 1.3 million euros.
According to the terms of the contract, the other party paid 50% of the fee in advance, and Brooks did not perform the contract after getting the money, and the other party could only call the police for help.
Police arrested the Brooks for fraud, and after paying bail, the Brooks were released. However, during the bail period, Brooks and his wife evaporated with the money, and the two left Australia directly, and their whereabouts are now unknown.
Police have ordered the brooks to be wanted and called out in the air, hoping they will voluntarily surrender because the trial of the case has been delayed from April to August.