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Just a question; does usually UK allow their nationals exteadition?
Is all this crme or delict?

R.G.C

Yes, the UK will allow extradition to take place, especially to 'friends' I see no reason why Mr Savage will not be bundled onto a flight at some point, downside is the rulings and appeals will potentially cost the tax payer and adversely raise the profile of shooting in the UK.

As ovenpaa said, yes.. There is no reciprocation however, it is also I reckon impossible for the UK to extradite anyone from the USA.

Bit more about the UK-US extradition treaty here:

http://www.statewatch.org/news/2003/jul/25ukus.htm

I'll wager that Savage will be looking at 25 to 30 years.........

I met Savage a number of times during the 90's, we had a mutual friend. He's lucky he wasn't jailed in the UK then. From the report, it seems that he bit the hand that fed him and they don't like that! No to mention the number of people now unemployed in the US when the business was closed down.

He got way too big for his boots. I read recently that he'd taken to describing himself as the "suburban lord of war"........ a bit of a cock really.

He got way too big for his boots. I read recently that he'd taken to describing himself as the "suburban lord of war"........ a bit of a cock really.

More like being a right pr1ck actually - making statements like that is bound to get you noticed...especially when you do not really want to be.

Another volunteer?

:(

I met the man a few times. First impression - a complete dickhead.