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UK man allegedly caught with Nazi, terrorism and child abuse materials facing new charges here
Summary
A 37‑year‑old London native, Mark Nolan, appeared by video‑link from Midlands Prison at the High Court to hear that his extradition to Ireland had been postponed. He had previously consented to surrender to answer alleged offences, including a 2019 assault in London, and was now charged with five new offences in Ireland: four counts of possessing firearms in suspicious circumstances and one charge of possessing material contrary to Section 7 of the Offences Against the State Act. The court was asked to consider the postponement in light of these new charges. The judge agreed, remanding Nolan in custody until 21 February. The extradition process follows the EU‑UK Trade and Co‑operation Agreement, and the new charges relate to possession of firearms and state‑related material. No further details of the alleged offences were provided in the article.
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What: Report matter: UK man allegedly caught with Nazi, terrorism and child abuse materials facing new charges here. Procedural stage: sentence
When:
- February 21 Adjournment
- November 29 Incident
- November 12 Incident
- October 10, 2018 Other
- February 25, 2020 Incident
- June 16, 2021 Incident
- April 21, 2021 Incident
- 2021-12-09 Publication
Why: A UK man who was allegedly caught in possession of Nazi, terrorism and child abuse materials has had his extradition postponed because of new charges brought against him in Ireland. CNI source report
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Outcome: Mr McGillicuddy said Mr Nolan's first warrant contained accusations of eight terrorism offences which carried a maximum jail sentence of 15 years in the UK.; Ms Justice Biggs said a postponement of Nolan's surrender was "absolutely appropriate" and remanded Nolan in custody until February 21.
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