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Ex-U.S. soldier arrested in Ghosn escape to fight extradition

Carlos Ghosn was allegedly smuggled out of Japan to Lebanon last year with the help of Michael Taylor. (Junko Kimura-Matsumoto/Bloomberg)
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May 22, 2020 08:54 AM

DETROIT/NEW YORK — A former U.S. Army Special Forces member accused of assisting in the escape of Nissan's former chairman Carlos Ghosn from Japan will fight any attempt to extradite him from the U.S., according to his lawyer.

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