Key Guerin suspect faces extradition to Britain

A FUGITIVE criminal and key suspect in the Veronica Guerin murder investigation faces extradition to Britain after being arrested in a small town in Holland.

Key Guerin suspect faces extradition to Britain
Fri, 03 Sep, 2010 - 01:00
Cormac O’Keeffe

John Traynor, 62, was nabbed by Dutch police on foot of a request by Britain’s Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA) to have him brought back to England to complete a seven-year fraud conviction.

It is understood SOCA received intelligence that Traynor was in the town of Amstelveen and forwarded a European Arrest Warrant to Dutch police.

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CourtsCrimePlace: BritainPlace: HOLLANDPlace: EnglandPlace: AmstelveenPlace: IrelandPlace: SpainPlace: NetherlandsPlace: HMP Prison HighpointPlace: UKPlace: DublinPlace: RathminesPlace: south DublinPerson: KeyPerson: GuerinPerson: Veronica GuerinPerson: John TraynorPerson: TraynorPerson: John GilliganPerson: Martin ‘The General’ CahillPerson: The CoachPerson: CahillPerson: GilliganPerson: GardaíPerson: Cormac O’KeeffePerson: Martin CahillOrganisation: ’sOrganisation: Serious Organised Crime AgencyOrganisation: SOCAOrganisation: GardaOrganisation: Sunday IndependentOrganisation: Naas District Court
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