Scottish Crime Lord Nabbed in Bali

0:00It's March 31st. I'm Cory with the story, and this is Global News Today World News, powered by AI. A 45-year-old Scottish man named Stephen Lyons, who's accused of leading a major international crime gang, got nabbed by immigration at Bollies, main airport right after flying in from Singapore. He's wanted in the UK and Spain for organized crime, drug trafficking, money laundering, and even a murder there this year. Bollie cops say this bus came from teamwork with Spanish and Scottish police, calling him the boss of a huge outfit, moving narcotics and washing cash. Through fake companies across Europe and the Middle East, Lyons has a rough history. Back in 2006, he survived the shooting in Glasgow that killed his cousin, then bounced to Spain and later Dubai. Last May, his brother and a buddy got gunned down in a beach bar hit in southern Spain, linked to gangbeefs. This last week, raids hit Scotland and Spain, snagging more suspects with help from Euro Pole, Turkey, the Netherlands, and the UAE.

1:01Lyons rolled into Bollie with two sidekicks still chilling on the island, flat by Spain's Interpol as cartel players, but no warrants on them yet. Now he's facing deportations straight to Spain to answer for it all, as this global takedown keeps unfolding.