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Harvey Weinstein Jumps Off Private Jet Without Handcuffs, Disgraced Mogul Arrives To Los Angeles In Style Following Extradition

July 20 2021, Published 5:35 p.m. ET

Harvey Weinstein got the VIP treatment to Los Angeles during his extradition from New York.

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The disgraced movie mogul-turned-convicted-sex-criminal was photographed touching down in Southern California -- where he faces several more sexual assault charges, including rape -- on a private jet.

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Source: MEGA
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The 69-year-old ex-Hollywood heavyweight has been serving more than one year behind bars after being sentenced to 23 years in prison, but he wasn't handcuffed when exiting the private plane on Tuesday.

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Weinstein looked old but not frail, wearing his brown prison uniform.

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In the photos, he's seen wearing a mask to protect himself from COVID-19 -- but his hands are clearly free.

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The aging ex-movie producer was photographed flanked by several plain-clothed guards as he held onto the railing and exited the private jet.

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Weinstein -- who relies on a walker -- was seen being held up by a belt that was tied around his chest. He was then transported to the Men's Central Jail via a 5-car caravan.

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He arrived in Burbank, CA this afternoon after being extradited from New York's Wende Correctional Facility.

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According to the U.S. Marshals website, it's common practice to transport prison