Świat · UAE extradition · ArchiwumSuspected Gang Boss Lands in Dublin After UAE ExtraditionNapisano 7 września 2026 21:22 UTCOglądajTranskrypcja0:00Daniel Kinahan, described as a suspected0:02Irish [music] crime gang boss in his0:03late 40s, has arrived in Ireland after0:06extradition from the United Arab0:07Emirates, landing just after 6:300:09[music] p.m. on Sunday on an Irish0:11government jet at Casement Aerodrome in0:13Baldonnel on the outskirts of Dublin.0:15[music]0:15The jet touched down at the military0:17aerodrome at Baldonnel outside Dublin,0:19completing a transfer from Dubai that0:21puts a suspect [music] long based abroad0:22back on Irish soil and within reach of0:24the courts for the first time in years.0:26The transfer follows an Irish warrant0:28from April for alleged serious organized0:31crime offenses and an arrest in Dubai0:33with the next step expected to be an0:35appearance before the special criminal0:37court [music] to formally set out the0:38allegations. The arrival triggered an0:40extensive security operation that0:42includes snipers positioned on roofs and0:44signal jammers installed in prison0:45[music] ceilings to block0:46communications, measures reflecting the0:48risk authorities attach to detaining and0:50transporting him. For communities0:51affected by years of alleged organized0:54crime, [music] the stakes now shift from0:55pursuit overseas to prosecution at home,0:58testing whether investigators can1:00connect alleged leadership from abroad1:01to serious organized crime offenses in1:03an Irish courtroom [music]1:04and whether detention can be secured1:06safely with the court appear the precise1:08charges and the durability of the1:10security from rooftops to prison1:12ceilings all still to be confirmed. And1:14this account so far resting on a single1:16outlet drawing on reporting from the1:17times without broader independent1:19confirmation.Przeczytaj artykułOś czasu historiiHeyDexKrótki film ↗
