Daniel Storm
South African diplomat Daniel Storm was arrested in Paris in April 1989 along with Ulster loyalists Noel Little, Samuel Quinn, and James King, and American arms dealer Douglas Bernhart, from whom he was attempting to obtain missile parts.[1]
The Times reported that Storm was a diplomat at the South African embassy in Paris and an official of Armscor, the state-owned arms manufacturer.
- French news reports said Mr Storm was detained at the scene, questioned, then released on the grounds of diplomatic immunity. The Sunday Tribune in Durban said Mr Storm was believed to be an agent of South Africa's National Intelligence Service. The South African Department of Foreign Affairs said it had 'no comment at this stage'.[2]
