Adam Busby ordered extradited over hoax terror threats

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Adam Busby was ordered extradited over hoax bomb and poisoning threats by Dublin High Court, in an undated report.

The court said he should face seven counts involving threats to Scottish newspapers and agencies between November 2009 and June 2010.

The allegations included threats to poison water supplies, bomb bridges and send toxic packages to Gordon Brown.

Busby opposed extradition, arguing the alleged offences occurred outside the UK and that removal would interfere with his family life.

This case may have concluded differently. The outcome has not yet been confirmed by a public source we could find.