It was a long time coming. Handcuffed and shackled, David Drumm – the former boss of the collapsed Anglo Irish Bank – was brought before a Boston court last week for an extradition hearing.
His lawyers have promised to put up a fight. They say the Irish authorities are seeking his surrender for “a political purpose”.
If extradited, the 48-year-old is facing 33 charges including forgery, false accounting and conspiracy to defraud. The...
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