Scottish Gangster Nabbed in Bali, Faces Deportation

0:00On March 31st, Scottish gangland boss Stephen Lyons, a 45-year-old from Scotland, got nabbed by immigration officers at Bali's Angura Rye. International airport this past Saturday, right after flying in from Singapore. He's facing deportations straight to Spain, where he's wanted big time for organized crime, drug trafficking, money laundering, and even a murder back. In 2024, Interpol Indonesia confirmed the bust, calling him the head of a massive transnational crew, pushing narcotics and washing cash through shell companies. Across Europe and the Middle East, things Spain, Scotland, England, Dubai, Qatar, Bahrain, and Turkey. Meanwhile, Bali's police chief highlighted how this came from a team-up with Spanish and Scottish cops, part of raids last week that snagged several. Suspects with help from Europeau, Turkey, the Netherlands, and the UAE. Lyons has a rough backstory, survived the shooting in Glasgow back in 2006 that killed his cousin,

1:01then bounced to Spain before chilling in. Dubai. Last May, his brother and an associate got gunned down in a beach bar hit in southern Spain. He rode into Bali with two sidekicks linked to the same cartel, but they're not on any warrants yet and might still be kicking around the island. Spain's pushing hard for his handover as the net titans on this global crime web.