The Daily Tribune
Overstaying Aussie behind bars
An Australian fugitive, Dayle Marc George Campbell, was arrested in Makati City by the Bureau of Immigration for allegedly using multiple fake identities and overstaying in the Philippines.
Campbell, who also uses aliases Dion Munro and Daniel John, claimed citizenship from both Australia and Seychelles.
He entered the Philippines on February 22, 2020, and overstayed after failing to extend his visa.
The Australian Embassy confirmed Campbell was reported in 2021 for violating the Anti-Violence Against Women and their Children Act.
He was also allegedly in possession of unlicensed firearms.
The United States Drug Enforcement Administration confirmed Campbell is under investigation for alleged money laundering and narcotics trafficking.
Campbell is believed to be affiliated with an outlaw motorcycle gang involved in various violent crimes, a detail confirmed by Australian authorities.
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