Hunter biden fled to ‘ultra-luxurious’ vacation in South Africa with around the clock secret service protection avoidance of strenuous deposit

Hunter Biden fled to South Africa last week to prevent a luxury vacation with secret service protection around the clock-to avoid an exhausting deposit that is planned for this week in a Californian lawsuit.

The judge of the district court of the California district, Herman Vera, made the application from Hunter to dismiss the case on Thursday after the former first son claimed that he was bankrupt to continue suing the former Trump employee Garrett Ziegler and his non -profit Marco Polo.

But photos show that Hunter was already released on the day on which the case was released in Cape Town and was described on the day of the case in Cape Town in a “ultra-luxurious designer house with spectacular 180 degrees of the sea”.

Last week, Ziegler’s lawyers claimed the court that Hunter had fled to South Africa to “avoid his deposition in this case”, which was set for this week after he was originally planned for February.

“He was in South Africa before the judge even decided,” said Ziegler on Friday.

“This means that he assumes that his father’s representative will stamp what he wants.”

Hunter and his Ms. Melissa Cohen, born in South Africa, were seen with her secret service details in photos in the photos that were made available for the contribution of the independent reporter Laura Loomer by the high-end shopping quarter of Cape Town.

Legal costs of $ 200,000

Ziegler will involve the pictures to his next dish, which is a legal costs of 200,000 US dollars after Hunter sued him for Marco Polo’s digitized version of his notorious “Laptops from Hell”.

The 55-year-old son of Joe Biden is not for the protection of the statutory secret service, which only applies to the children of the former president at the age of 16 in accordance with the former presidential protection law (codified in 18 USC, section 3056).

But biden published an executive memorandum before he extended the presidency according to the sources of the Trump administration indefinitely extended the protection of the secret service for his son.

Outrage over expenses

“Although we cannot comment on the details of our protective agents and methods, we can confirm that Mr. Biden is an authorized protector of the US secret service,” the spokesman for the Secret Service, Anthony Guglielmi, told post on Friday.

Guglielmi would not confirm that 18 Secret Service agents have traveled to Cape Town with Hunter.

But he said: “Our agents are trained, approved and commissioned in accordance with the federal law to ensure people in the world for people under our protection.”

Loomer quotes local sources that claim that Hunter, with 18 agents, rice-like layers of four agents plus six backup agents who spend the night in a nearby four-star hotel, collect pro-diem payments for meals and rent two cars.

The cost of the taxpayer might be half a million dollars at a time when the secret service is stretched thinly.

President Trump expanded his four adult children to his four adult children six months after leaving the office in 2021. This led to severe criticism from Democrats and the media, which complained about the estimated costs of 1.7 million US dollars.

According to Ziegler, Hunter’s Secret Service should be “revoked special work because Hunter was not honest with the court”.

The lawyers of Hunter told the court last week that Ziegler’s lawyer Jennifer Holliday was “abusive” because she questioned Hunter’s excuses because she could not afford his legal costs.

Hunter claimed that his pictures were no longer sold and his home was not made to come up with by La’s forest fires.