Comanchero bikie boss Mark Buddle in police custody facing extradition to Australia

 Comanchero boss Mark Buddle has been detained in Turkey and could face extradition to Australia, local authorities have confirmed. 

ABC News confirmed Mr Buddle, 44, was deported to Turkey from the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) on Sunday, July 10, and taken into police custody in the capital, Ankara.

Mr Buddle had been living in the self-declared republic after being granted a residency permit in August 2021.

But in a statement from the republic's Ministry of Interior, officials said a decision was made to deport the bikie boss because he was "inconvenient" to public peace and security.

Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-07-13/comanchero-bikie-boss-buddle-in-police-custody-in-turkey/101232970



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