Christopher Hughes faces trouble with the law in Trinidad and Tobago yet again.
Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago – Popular travel influencer Christopher Hughes, widely known as Chris Must List, took to his Instagram on Tuesday to air complaints about being detained on money laundering charges. This comes after the content creator was previously held for sedition.
According to his post, Hughes alleges that the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) falsely arrested him on Monday on the money laundering charges. He claims that once no evidence was found, he was then arrested to be deported the next day. He also noted that it took 72 hours before a judge observed that there was no evidence of money laundering. Hughes pointed out that while many would suggest he simply leave the country, his passport has been held since his arrival and his bail conditions prohibit him from leaving, with a potential for re-arrest if he does. His possessions, including an iPhone, laptop, and cameras, were also seized for a second time during this period.
