From Ritz Carlton To high-security prison: Saudi prince reportedly moved after refusing to pay $6bn

Billionaire Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, who was among the 60 detainees detained at the Ritz Carlton Hotel, was allegedly transferred to the jail of maximum security after refusing to pay $ 6 billion within government anti-corruption purity. The Saudi authorities have driven detainees to Al-Ha'ir prison. The penitentiary, located south of Riyadh, is the highest constituency in the kingdom. Moving prisoners allegedly followed the failure to negotiate their release with the government, refusing to make large financial payments. Riyadh has planned to secure the reported $ 100 billion in settlements from billionaires from the kingdom.     Alwaleed is the nephew of Saudi King Salman and worth more than $ 17 billion. He was ranked as the 64th richest man in the world, and was once called the "Arab Warren Buffett".   Billionaire, who has roles on Twitter, Lyft and Citigroup, was arrested in November. Last year, Saudi rulers arrested tens of royals, top government officials and businessmen in a national anti-corruption incentive, offering freedom to some detainees in exchange for paying up to 70 percent of their wealth. The arrests followed after the launch of a new Anti-Corruption Committee led by Saami prince Mohammed bin Salman ...

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