article_snippet.sent: A Lithuanian gangster accused of two murders in A Lithuanian gangster has cost taxpayers hundreds of thousands of pounds in a deportation farce after claiming A Lithuanian gangster was too depressed to leave Britain.
article_snippet.sent: Gangster Kestutis Martuzevicius repeatedly stalled efforts to extradite A Lithuanian gangster, claiming efforts to extradite him breached A Lithuanian gangster human rights.
article_snippet.sent: Depression claim: In January last year, Gangster Kestutis Martuzevicius was admitted to Broadmoor on health grounds but by June
article_snippet.sent: A Lithuanian gangster condition had improved and A Lithuanian gangster was returned to Belmarsh Prison (above)
article_snippet.sent: Yesterday judges at the European Court of Human Rights criticised A Lithuanian gangster ‘manifestly ill-founded’ case and ruled the alleged killer should be put on a plane home.
article_snippet.sent: In Lithuania A Lithuanian gangster is accused of 22 crimes including two murders, robbery and extortion between 1993 and 1997, when A Lithuanian gangster was a member of the feared Daktarai gang.
article_snippet.sent: The ruling brought to an end a saga that began when a warrant for A Lithuanian gangster arrest was issued by Lithuanian police in June 2010.
article_snippet.sent: A Lithuanian gangster case has cost British taxpayers a six-figure sum, according to legal experts.
highlights_snippet.sent: Gangster Kestutis Martuzevicius accused of two murders in home country .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Has repeatedly stalled efforts to extradite Gangster Kestutis Martuzevicius claiming Gangster Kestutis Martuzevicius is too depressed .
  