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Andrew Crook sues Queensland and NAB for $4.15M over his 2014 arrest in a failed scheme to get a confession, claiming damages for false imprisonment and reputational harm.
Andrew Crook, a media adviser, has sued the Queensland state and NAB for $4.15 million over his 2014 arrest in a failed scheme to lure NAB employee Adam Gazal to Indonesia for a fake job interview aimed at securing a confession in a civil dispute.
Charges were dropped in 2020 after lengthy legal proceedings.
Crook claims he suffered financial loss, reputational damage, and false imprisonment, citing a $160,000 monthly business income before his arrest.
NAB and the state argue the claim is time-barred, an abuse of process, and lacks legal standing, denying any wrongdoing or compensable harm.
The case remains pending in the Supreme Court of Queensland.
Andrew Crook demanda a Queensland y NAB por 4.15 millones de dólares por su arresto en 2014 en un plan fallido para obtener una confesión, reclamando daños por encarcelamiento falso y daño a la reputación.