In November of the previous year, Sullivan, a TikTok influencer, was handed a one-year suspended custodial sentence for dangerous driving and driving without insurance at Staines Magistrates' Court located in the UK. Following the court ruling, Sullivan's extradition became a pressing matter, as Surrey Police claimed it was necessary for the safety of the roads due to Sullivan's dangerous past driving behavior. He had been recorded driving at 70 mph in a 40 mph speed zone, which raised alarms about public safety. Additionally, after evading police, the police sought to bring him back to the UK for further legal proceedings regarding the driving violations. Surrey Police opted to charter a private jet at a considerable cost of nearly £16,000 for Sullivan's extradition from Spain, stating it was the only feasible option available after all other alternatives were considered. The National Crime Agency's risk assessment concluded that regular commercial flights posed unmanageable risks, although the specifics of that assessment were not disclosed in court. A judge at Staines Magistrates' Court subsequently criticized the decision to use a private jet, deeming it