Large-scale operation planned for Kinahan arrival
Daniel Kinahan is expected to be extradited to Ireland later, following the arrival of the Government jet in the United Arab Emirates.
The extradition of Daniel Kinahan to Ireland is anticipated, following the Government jet's arrival in the United Arab Emirates. Kinahan, 49, has been held in Dubai since April, after being apprehended under an Irish court order. A major security operation is being prepared in Dublin in anticipation of his arrival at Casement Aerodrome in Baldonnell.
Kinahan's final attempt to appeal his extradition from the UAE has been rejected. He is projected to arrive on the Government's new Falcon 6X jet before being taken to the Special Criminal Court. The security measures will encompass armed gardaí, the Defence Forces, and the Irish Prison Service. The prison service recently acquired a bulletproof and bomb-proof escort van, which can be utilized to transport high-risk individuals such as criminal gang leaders, terrorists, and other inmates.
Moreover, Portlaoise Prison, where Kinahan is to be confined, has recently enhanced its facilities, including a maximum-security upgrade.
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