Neighbours Spoilers: Finn Kelly’s Shocking Arrest Details Revealed

On “Neighbors,” Finn Kelly may be down, but don’t count him out just yet! When the sneaky schoolteacher flees town with student Xanthe, the long arm of the law catches up with him, but how long will it be before the charming snake wiggles out of his latest predicament?

Fans have watched unscrupulous Finn slowly ramp up his plan to become Erinsborough High School principal by unseating his enemy Susan. But over time his actions have become more and more devious, resulting in his taking flight with the impressionable Xanthe. Where does one go after sinking low enough to tamper with your enemy’s medications?

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After Finn switched Susan’s pills with a powerful painkiller, his plan seemed to have worked. The poor woman began acting strangely, with the end result being that she was in no condition to work.

Finn’s evil-doing seemed to put him on the fast track to claiming his coveted school position, but in the nick of time the good guys dismantled his twisted scheme! Digging into Susan’s unusual symptoms, Finn’s enemies put two and two together, and got the bad guy.

Mark Brennan is the man in charge, but just when it looks like Susan will have justice, the police discover Finn is missing. Not only that, he’s complicated matters by taking his starry-eyed student Xanthe with him.

Explosive show photos reveal that the illicit pair are on their way to Hong Kong when Xanthe’s distressed family go on the hunt for her.

But before the plane can taxi the two to paradise, the police put a stop to their shenanigans! The hunky teacher and the blond student are forced to exit the plane and made to go straight to the authorities.

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Next week expect Finn to face the consequences of his manipulations. But will the slippery teacher be made to pay for his actions, or is able to pull another fast one, resulting in the freedom to commit more crimes?

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