London bombings suspect to appeal extradition from Italy

A suspect in the failed London bombings of July 21 arrested in Rome will appeal an Italian court’s extradition ruling this week, his lawyer said.

A suspect in the failed London bombings of July 21 arrested in Rome will appeal an Italian court’s extradition ruling this week, his lawyer said.

Hamdi Issac was ordered to be extradited by a Rome court earlier this month. Lawyer Antonietta Sonnessa said her appeal to the Court of Cassation, Italy’s highest court, was almost complete and she would have it signed by Issac on Thursday.

“I expect to present the appeal on Friday,” she said. Once the appeal is presented, the Court of Cassation has to make its ruling within 15 days.

Issac, a British citizen also known as Osman Hussain, was arrested in the Italian capital on July 29.

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