High Court orders extradition of man to North in connection with prison officer's alleged murder

The High Court has ordered the extradition of a man to Northern Ireland in connection with the alleged murder of prison officer David Black.

High Court orders extradition of man to North in connection with prison officer's alleged murder
Tue, 21 Nov, 2017 - 18:43

The High Court has ordered the extradition of a man to Northern Ireland in connection with the alleged murder of prison officer David Black.

Damien Joseph McLaughlin (aged 40), with an address at Glenties Road, Belfast, was arrested in Donegal on foot of a European Arrest Warrant issued by Northern Ireland authorities earlier this year.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: NorthPlace: Northern IrelandPlace: Glenties Road, BelfastPlace: DonegalPlace: M1 motorwayPlace: Maghaberry jailPlace: Maghaberry PrisonPlace: Portlaoise prisonPerson: David BlackPerson: Damien Joseph McLaughlinPerson: BlackPerson: McLaughlinPerson: David Leonard BLPerson: LeonardPerson: Aileen DonnellyPerson: DonnellyPerson: JusticePerson: Maureen O’SullEvent: European Arrest WarrantEvent: Convention onOrganisation: High CourtOrganisation: Joint Oireachtas CommitteeOrganisation: Northern Irish Prison ServiceOrganisation: NorthernOrganisation: European Court of Human RightsOrganisation: ECHROrganisation: Northern Ireland Prison Service
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