In brief
The FBI's most wanted fugitive, Daniel Andreas San Diego, has been captured in Wales after evading authorities for two decades. A court ruling allows for his extradition to the United States, where he is charged with terrorism for bombings in San Francisco in 2003. San Diego was apprehended in November 2024, and his case is set to proceed following the court's decision.
A suspected terrorist who evaded the FBI for more than 20 years before being found in Wales can be sent back to the USA to face trial, a court has heard.
Daniel Andreas San Diego, 47, was one of the agency's most wanted fugitives after bombings in San Francisco, California, in 2003.
He was arrested in November 2024 in a remote location near Maenan, Conwy, after 21 years on the run.
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