A registered sex offender who allegedly fled Australia in his yacht is set to front court today after being arrested by Thai authorities.
Federal police charged the 57-year-old after he arrived at Perth Airport following his deportation from Thailand last week.
He arrived in court on May 10, where he remains in custody.
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Authorities allege that the North Queensland man breached his travel reporting obligations after leaving the country without notifying Queensland Police in October last year.
He was arrested by Thai authorities in April before being deported back to Australia.
The 57-year-old was charged with one count of restrictions on overseas travel by certain registered offenders and could face up to five years behind bars.
AFP Acting Superintendent Peter Brindal said federal police work closely with international law enforcement to bring alleged criminals to justice.
"The seamless and collaborative relationships with law enforcement partners in Australia and across the globe is critical to combating criminal activity and keeping our communities safe," Brindal said.
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