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Jeremy Forrest appears in court over teenager abduction Jeremy Forrest appears in court over teenager abduction
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The case of a teacher accused of abducting a teenage girl has been committed to a crown court.The case of a teacher accused of abducting a teenage girl has been committed to a crown court.
Jeremy Forrest, a teacher at Bishop Bell Church of England school in Eastbourne, east Sussex, appeared at Brighton magistrates court via videolink from Lewes prison.Jeremy Forrest, a teacher at Bishop Bell Church of England school in Eastbourne, east Sussex, appeared at Brighton magistrates court via videolink from Lewes prison.
The Scottish-born 30-year-old was arrested by police in Bordeaux, France, on 28 September following the issuing of a European arrest warrant.The Scottish-born 30-year-old was arrested by police in Bordeaux, France, on 28 September following the issuing of a European arrest warrant.
After extradition to Britain, Forrest was charged by Sussex police on 10 October with abducting a child, who cannot be identified for legal reasons.After extradition to Britain, Forrest was charged by Sussex police on 10 October with abducting a child, who cannot be identified for legal reasons.
On Monday, Forrest, with a shaven head and dressed in a patterned jumper, spoke only to confirm his name and date of birth, and listened from a prison room as the next hearing of his case was listed at Lewes crown court on 11 January.On Monday, Forrest, with a shaven head and dressed in a patterned jumper, spoke only to confirm his name and date of birth, and listened from a prison room as the next hearing of his case was listed at Lewes crown court on 11 January.
His solicitor, Phil Smith, made no application for bail during the seven-minute hearing, and there was no indication of how he would plead.His solicitor, Phil Smith, made no application for bail during the seven-minute hearing, and there was no indication of how he would plead.
The chair of the bench, Chris Bell, further remanded Forrest, of Petts Wood, south-east London, in custody.The chair of the bench, Chris Bell, further remanded Forrest, of Petts Wood, south-east London, in custody.
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