Liam Byrne, a member of the Kinahan cartel, is facing multiple charges including firearms-related offenses and perverting the course of justice. The charges carry a maximum penalty of life imprisonment in the UK. Byrne appeared before Westminster Magistrates Court after being extradited from Spain by the UK's National Crime Agency.
Kinahan cartel mobster Liam Byrne is facing up to life in prison - after being charged with 13 offences, we can reveal. The Irish Mirror has established that Byrne (42) now faces a total of 12 firearms related charges - and a further charge of perverting the course of justice - something which carries a maximum penalty of life imprisonment in the UK.
The full details of all the charges have only now emerged - after Byrne appeared before a hearing of Westminster Magistrates Court in a surprise appearance on Wednesday - following his extradition from Spain by elite officers of the UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA
Kinahan Cartel Mobster Liam Byrne Charges Firearms Perverting The Course Of Justice Life Imprisonment Extradition National Crime Agency
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