Disgraced Tycoon Violates Probation
Disgraced businessman Dominic Chappell has been sent back to jail for breaching his probation, it has been revealed. Chappell, the former owner of BHS, was released from prison last November after serving time for tax fraud.
Background on Chappell's Controversial Past
Chappell made headlines when he purchased BHS from Sir Philip Green for just one pound in 2015. However, the retailer collapsed into administration just over a year later, leading to significant job losses and a pensions deficit of £571 million. In 2020, Chappell was sentenced to six years in prison for tax evasion related to his time at BHS.
Recall Due to Licensing Condition Violation
Chappell's return to prison is reportedly linked to breaching his probation conditions, specifically related to consultancy work he was undertaking. The Ministry of Justice emphasized that offenders on probation must adhere to strict rules, with recalls being issued for any violations.
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