Kim Kardashian's Paris limo driver 'released by police with no criminal charges'

Kim Kardashian 's Paris limo driver was not a suspect in the robbery, according to his company.

Michael Madar, who was reportedly among the 17 arrested in connection with the traumatising October robbery, has been released, according to UNIC Worldpass.

Madar was released with no criminal charges, TMZ reports.

UNIC claim that Madar was in police custody "for testimony purposes" only.

The transportation and management service company has stated that it nor Madar had anything to do with the robbery in Paris .

Police confirmed a report in Le Monde revealing that the 27-year-old limousine driver would have known all her movements.

The driver worked for an upmarket limo firm that was used by the entire Kardashian family whenever they were in Paris.

"I welcome this with great satisfaction," said Mr Veil, who said he was due to discuss details of the raids with Ms Kardashian when she woke up in Los Angeles today.

"These arrests are a nice surprise because on the one hand, it will perhaps make it possible to find the jewellery," said Mr Veil.

"On the other hand, it puts an end to the outrageous speculation by some, who thought it was intelligent to pretend that this robbery was staged, or a publicity stunt organised by Ms Kardashian."

Mr Veil indicated that Ms Kardashian would look forward ‘putting her nose up’ at those who had doubted her word.

During recent conversations, Mr Veil said Ms Kardashian "still showed some form of anxiety. I think she was recently shocked and had the opportunity to say so on television.

"The money she lost during this robbery is not the only issue. Even though my client was not injured, this assault was very brutal and traumatic. Imagine yourself alone, at night, in front of armed people."

Ms Kardashian feared ‘they're going to shoot me in the back,’ she said this weekend on Keeping up with the Kardashians , adding: "There's no way out. It makes me so upset to think about it."

Ms Kardashian, was tied up and locked a bathroom as the gang fled with jewellery including a ring worth around four million pound, and a case of jewellery worth five million.

Source: mirror