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Man accused of fleeing US after hit-and-run spent more than decade in Ireland as fugitive

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Man accused of fleeing US after hit-and-run spent more than decade in Ireland as fugitive
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Enda Browne, a man accused of a 2014 hit-and-run in Virginia, has been arrested by US Marshals after spending over a decade as a fugitive in Ireland. Browne had fled the country in 2015 after being released on bond, prompting a long-term international effort to bring him to justice.

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This case highlights the complexities of international extradition and the persistence of law enforcement in pursuing suspects who flee across borders to avoid prosecution.

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A man accused of fleeing the United States following a hit-and-run spent more than a decade living in Ireland as a fugitive before being arrested by US marshals in Washington last month.

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