Kinahan to return to Ireland amid tight security
Ahead of the extradition, the Irish Prison Service bought a bulletproof and bomb-proof van which can be used to escort prisoners who are considered high-risk. The broadcaster also said facilities have been upgraded in the maximum-security Portlaoise Prison in County Laois where he is expected to be held on remand.
- ▪Ahead of the extradition, the Irish Prison Service bought a bulletproof and bomb-proof van which can be used to escort prisoners who are considered high-risk.
- ▪The broadcaster also said facilities have been upgraded in the maximum-security Portlaoise Prison in County Laois where he is expected to be held on remand.
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Kinahan to return to Ireland amid tight securityImage source, Collins Photo AgencyImage caption, Daniel Kinahan pictured in 2016ByEimear Flanagan BBC News NI Published5 minutes agoA large-scale security operation is in place in the Republic of Ireland as the authorities prepare for the extradition of alleged crime boss Daniel Kinahan.The 49-year-old was arrested in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in April and on Saturday an Irish government jet flew to Dubai to prepare to collect him.The plane is expected to return to Dublin on Sunday and Kinahan will then be taken to the Special Criminal Court. Ahead of the extradition, the Irish Prison Service bought a bulletproof and bomb-proof van which can be used to escort prisoners who are considered high-risk.
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