Niall Donald

I'd go over my man bag.

What would you be looking for?

Like at this stage, what would we be looking for?

Because there's no court proceedings.

No, and you can't go to court.

Yeah, there's not the rule of law is not the same and they're able to subvert the system that does exist.

Well, I think you can guarantee the answer to that is no.

And even now, there'll be good criminal gangs that are making big money and are really doing well that not only have we not heard of them, probably the guards haven't even heard of them yet.

The drug supply will never be affected.

Yes, the demand is not going down.

A serial criminal who is accused of being the getaway driver in a botched shooting of a 17-year-old boy is continuing to fight extradition from the UK.

The teenager narrowly escaped with his life after he was shot at point-blank range in Dublin's South Inner City in February 2021.

Today I'm speaking to Crime World's Ken Foy about how Gardaí suspect he was gunned down after being mistaken for another teenager involved in the so-called Sheriff Street versus Pierce Street feud.

I'm Niall Donald and this is Crime World, a podcast from crimeworld.com.

So the shooting of a teenager in February 2021 was one of those very confusing criminal incidents and it's still going through the courts almost five years later because a man called Gavin Carabini is still fighting extradition to Ireland to face charges in relation to this shooting.

I suppose let's go back...

and focus in on what happened that day.

A 17-year-old was really lucky to escape with his life and two men have come before the court subsequently.

No.

Now, as you said, at the time, a 17-year-old was shot.