Aussie Pilot's Extradition Battle with US

0:00It's April 27. Adelaide News Today starts now, AI-powered and ready. Dan Duggan, an Australian citizen and former US Marines pilot, got arrested in October 2022, right outside of Woolworth's and orange, new. South Wales, just after dropping his kids to school, US prosecutors hit him with charges of breaking arms trafficking laws by training Chinese military pilots in South Africa over a decade back. He built a solid life down under, becoming an Aussie citizen, running a flight training business in Tasmania alongside his wife Safareen in there, family. Earlier this year, the case blew up again with fresh details on how it all started. Duggan flat out denies the accusations, insisting it was straight up civilian flight instruction, nothing military. His family feels the squeeze hard, with Safareen speaking publicly about the fight to keep him out of US hands and home with them. A journalist tied to the free Dan Duggan campaign, Michael Sainsbury, breaks down

1:01why Uncle Sam zeroed in on this Aussie pilot after all these years. Meanwhile, the extradition battle drags on in Aussie courts. This cross-border clash highlights tensions over old flights and new fights, leaving Duggan's future hanging as both sides dig in deeper.