Overview
- Spanish court officials confirmed Riley arrived at Madrid Barajas late Wednesday and was remanded to a Madrid prison.
- He initially opposed extradition on safety grounds before consenting last week, according to the Crown Prosecution Service.
- Specialist officers from the National Crime Agency’s national extradition unit escorted him to Spain, the BBC reported.
- He is expected to be brought before the Fuengirola court that is investigating the double murder.
- Spanish police describe him as a Daniels gang member and a highly trained killer who studied cameras and planned his escape, while Police Scotland says it has no intelligence linking the shootings to its gang-war probe that has produced 57 arrests.