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David Drumm fails to secure bail release from US prison

Former Anglo chief executive David Drumm has failed to secure release from a US prison pending his extradition trial next March which could see him sent back to Ireland.

David Drumm fails to secure bail release from US prison

Fri, 11 Dec, 2015 - 00:00

Stephen Rogers

Last month, Drumm asked Massachusetts magistrate Judge Donald Cabell to release him on bail ahead of the extradition hearing. He has been in prison since October 10.

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