Five-fold increase in criminals extradited

A FIVE-FOLD increase was recorded in the number of criminals and suspects Ireland extradited to other EU countries last year.

Five-fold increase in criminals extradited
Thu, 02 Aug, 2007 - 01:00
Ann Cahill

The suspects included 10 Irish nationals accused of serious crimes.

Those arrested were sent to other EU member states under the new European Arrest Warrant system.

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