There's absolutely no reason to assume that he would have had one condition - a bail to return date - when placed on police bail. There are many conditions that can potentially be applied if they are deemed to be warranted, including measures designed to stop people running away. These include signing on at a police station* and surrendering of passport, for instance.Neil Graham wrote: ↑Sat Jun 18, 2022 2:25 pmI would suggest in answer to the previous post that as Brian Eley was never charged with any offence as I understand it, he would have been on pre-charge bail. The sole condition would be to turn up at the police station at a pre-arranged time given to him.
* I've never really understood why this is thought to stop people running off after signing on. I guess the point is you know immediately - or at least after a day - that they are missing rather than some time - potentially months later.