Australian fugitive James Dalamangas appears in a Greek court as he fights extradition to Australia over alleged weapons offences connected to an earlier Sydney nightclub case. Multiple reports say his legal team contests whether he should be sent to Australia, with the proceedings taking time. Authorities indicate that any decision on extradition is not immediate and could take weeks.
In court, Dalamangas continues to challenge the extradition request, according to reports that describe him breaking his silence outside the courthouse. His lawyer argues against sending him to Australia, while the case involves accusations tied to events dating to the late 1990s. One report adds that Dalamangas makes an allegation related to his brother’s death as part of his public statements during the court appearance.
Both outlets frame the hearing as a step in the extradition process rather than a final resolution, emphasizing that timelines depend on the court’s handling of the matter. The outcome will determine whether he is transferred to face charges in Australia and the next stages of the legal process.
