Ex-SAS mercenary loses latest extradition fight

Former SAS officer Simon Mann has lost the latest round in his legal battle to avoid being put on trial in a west African country that accuses him of planning a coup.

Ex-SAS mercenary loses latest extradition fight
Thu, 31 Jan, 2008 - 13:48

Former SAS officer Simon Mann has lost the latest round in his legal battle to avoid being put on trial in a west African country that accuses him of planning a coup.

Mann is currently serving a four-year jail sentence in Zimbabwe after being arrested when he arrived there to collect weapons.

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