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Suspected Kinahan gang leader faces extradition

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Suspected Kinahan gang leader faces extradition
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"An Garda Síochána has developed many major international partnerships in our efforts to target transnational organised crime groups," the statement added.

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Suspected Kinahan gang leader faces extraditionImage source, Collins Photo AgencyImage caption, Daniel Kinahan pictured in 2016 at the funeral of shooting victim David Byrne ByGabija Gataveckaite BBC News NI Dublin correspondent Published1 hour agoSuspected crime boss Daniel Kinahan is to be extradited back to Ireland, BBC News NI understands.He was arrested in Dubai under a warrant issued by the Irish courts in April but has fought attempts to extradite him.However, his appeals have been unsuccessful and he is due to be flown back to Ireland within weeks.Gardaí (Irish police) now expect authorities in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to sign his extradition which will formally commence the extradition process.Gardaí expect this will take place very quickly.Bringing the suspected gang…

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