Kinahan cartel: US offering $5 million reward for key information on gang
Three most senior members of the Kinahan organised crime group have been hit with sanctions by the United States governmentUS Department of Treasury releases chart of the ‘transnational criminal organisation’ and photos and details of all the named individualsGang now joins the ranks of international crime gangs including the Italian Camorra, the Japanese Yakuza, and the Russian gang 'Thieves in law’European Arrest Warrant also issued for a senior Kinahan cartel associate Sean McGovern, wanted for murder.‘Ireland should sanction UAE if Kinahan is not extradited,’ says Colombian vice-president
US Ambassador to Ireland Claire Cronin has announced that there is a $5 million reward for key information leading to the Kinahan gang being dismantled.
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