Alleged offences,including forgery and conspiracy to defraud, carry sentences of between five years and life imprisonmentThe former chief executive of the Anglo Irish Bank, and which was at the centre of the country’s economic crash,is facing 33 criminal charges, court filings in the US have revealed.
Details of the case against David Drumm were made public by a Boston court before an extradition hearing on Tuesday. They display 33 separate arrest warrants were issued by a judge in Dublin in June 2013 for a range of alleged crimes including forgery and conspiracy to defraud. Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com