Gangster Fridays: From Dublin Courts to Bali Private Jets

from Plastic Paddy · host Steven Ellis

Tonight on Gangster Fridays, we break down a week where the global underworld looks like it is being squeezed from every direction. Sean McGovern gets 24 years in Dublin, a Kinahan-linked oil tanker story pulls Irish gangland into Iran sanctions and dark-fleet shipping, Angelo Pandeli is deported from Bali after allegedly trying to flee on a private jet with a fake passport, and violent stories erupt from Belfast, Barcelona, Limerick, Massachusetts, South Africa, and beyond. From courtrooms to riots, encrypted phones to alleged hitmen, this week asks one big question: are the old safe havens for organized crime finally collapsing?

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