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UPDATE 12\/18\/14 @ 2:45 p.m. CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - Federal prosecutors want a former executive charged in a January chemical spill on home confinement with electronic monitoring. <\/p>\n
In federal court Thursday, prosecutors requested tougher release conditions for ex-Freedom Industries President Gary Southern. <\/p>\n
The motion lists motives to flee. Southern claimed a $16 million net worth in January, then just over $9 million in August. <\/p>\n
It says he's a citizen of the United Kingdom and has minimal West Virginia ties aside from his criminal case. It also says Southern can leave the country on a private plane with his private pilot's license. <\/p>\n
Prosecutors want a daily home call from Southern, no private plane travel and a secured bond. <\/p>\n
Southern, Freedom and five other ex-Freedom officials and employees face charges for the spill that tainted 300,000 people's water for days. <\/p>\n
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