Raymond William Whelan from 296 30Th St, San Francisco, CA 94131, age 83

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Police case against IOC executive seized naked by Rio police

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Raymond Whelan, a British director of FIFA ticketing partner Match Services, was arrested in a blaze of publicity at a luxury Copacabana hotel two years ago. Around eight months later, a Rio court ruled there was insufficient evidence to prosecute him for the illegal sale of tickets.

Date

Aug 17, 2016

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World

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Masahiro Tanaka's apology for injury comes as charming surprise

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uff from Brazil that almost makes one proud that the happy-times atmosphere hasnt completely obscured the sewer gas. It seems the head of the Brazil World Cup hospitality provider, a British fellow named Raymond Whelan, is a suspect in an alleged ticket-scalping ring along with 11 other suspects.

Date

Jul 12, 2014

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Sports

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Police manhunt after FIFA partner executive flees arrest

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n charges of illegally selling tickets, authorities said. Police launched a manhunt for Raymond Whelan, a British director of FIFA partner company Match Services, accusing him of fleeing the beachfront Copacabana Palace Hotel after a judge ordered him and 10 other suspects to be held in detention.

Date

Jul 11, 2014

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Sports

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FIFA to help Brazil police with World Cup ticket scandal

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Brazilian authorities arrested Raymond Whelan, the English chief executive of FIFA partner company MATCH Hospitality, on Monday as part of an inquiry into the illegal sale of tickets for the 2014 World Cup.

Date

Jul 08, 2014

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Sports

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Reliance Industries probing its World Cup match tickets ending up in black mkt

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Rio state police yesterday said they had arrested the head of Match Hospitality, Raymond Whelan, accusing him of aiding scalpers who illegally resold World Cup tickets worth an estimated USD 100 million.

Date

Jul 08, 2014

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Sports

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