Suspected crime boss Daniel Kinahan to be returned to Ireland in high-security operation
Suspected crime boss Daniel Kinahan, 49, is to be returned to Ireland in a high-security operation following his extradition from Dubai. The Irish Prison Service has acquired a bulletproof and bomb-proof van for his transport to court.

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AI-generatedSuspected crime boss Daniel Kinahan, 49, is to be returned to Ireland in a high-security operation following his extradition from Dubai. The Irish Prison Service has acquired a bulletproof and bomb-proof van for his transport to court. Kinahan was sentenced in June to 24 years in prison for directing the activities of a criminal organization. The Kinahan cartel has been involved in importing drugs and firearms globally for over two decades and is linked to numerous gangland murders. The US Treasury Department has previously compared the group to other international crime syndicates, and a reward of up to $5 million has been offered by the US for information on the three most senior Kinahan gang members.
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5 extractedThe US Treasury Department has compared the gang to organisations like Italy's Camorra and Mexico's Los Zetas.
The crime group is linked to more than a dozen gangland murders.
The Kinahan cartel has been responsible for importing tonnes of drugs and firearms around the world for over 20 years.
Daniel Kinahan was sentenced to 24 years in prison in June for directing the activities of a criminal organisation.
The gang is estimated to have made more than €1bn globally from its activities.