49岁的丹尼尔·基纳汉因涉嫌领导国际毒品犯罪集团，于周日从迪拜被引渡回爱尔兰[1]。基纳汉结束了在阿联酋长达10年的流亡生活[2]，目前被羁押在位于都柏林外80公里处的波特莱斯监狱，每天被单独禁闭约20小时[1]。
基纳汉被指控在2015年10月18日至2017年4月6日期间指挥犯罪组织的活动[2]。其领导的基纳汉集团据称控制了欧洲约三分之一的可卡因供应[1]。美国财政部表示该集团参与帮派战争，造成多起谋杀案[1]，美国悬赏高达500万美元征集线索[1]。基纳汉定于10月5日在都柏林特殊无陪审团法庭出庭[1]。在首次出庭时，基纳汉表示"我想我们都知道我不会获保释，但感谢你们"[1]。
Daniel Kinahan, a 49-year-old suspected organized crime leader from Dublin, was extradited from Dubai to Ireland on Sunday and is now held in Portlaoise Prison, located approximately 50 miles (80 kilometers) outside Dublin [1]. Kinahan is accused of commanding a criminal organization during the period from October 18, 2015, to April 6, 2017 [2]. The Kinahan group is alleged to have controlled approximately one-third of Europe's cocaine supply [1], and the US Treasury Department stated the organization engaged in gang warfare "resulting in numerous murders" [1].
The extradition followed a U.S. reward of up to $5 million for information leading to Kinahan's capture [1], which prompted Ireland and the United Arab Emirates to establish an extradition treaty last year [1]. Kinahan was arrested in Dubai in April before being transferred to Irish custody [1]. He is currently confined to his cell for approximately 20 hours daily [1] and is scheduled to return to Dublin's non-jury court on October 5 [1]. Upon his appearance, Kinahan stated: "I think we know I won't be getting bail, but thank you" [1]. Prior to his extradition, Kinahan had spent ten years in exile in Dubai [2], and he has previously denied all accusations against him [2].