Loyalist activist Adair sent back to prison

FEARED Loyalist paramilitary chief Johnny Mad Dog Adair was arrested last night and sent back to jail.

Loyalist activist Adair sent back to prison
Sat, 11 Jan, 2003 - 00:00
Deric Henderson

Adair will not now be released from prison until January 2005.

He was sent back to Maghaberry prison, Co Antrim, after it was claimed he had breached conditions for his release from prison, under the terms of the Good Friday agreement.

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