The Criminal Assets Bureau has seized six cars, three luxury watches, six designer handbags and almost €19,000 in cash in an operation targeting criminal associates in the Midlands.
The Criminal Assets Bureau has seized six cars, three luxury watches, six designer handbags and almost €19,000 in cash in an operation targeting criminal associates in the Midlands.
It came as part of an investigation into a group suspected of being involved in various international smuggling activities.
MOREOfficers from the Criminal Assets Bureau have carried out a search in Galway aimed at targeting the assets and activities of a member of an organised crime gang involved in burglary and theft.
MOREA luxury car worth up to €50,000 was one of two vehicles seized by the Criminal Assets Bureau in Waterford city early on Tuesday.
MOREA man in his 30s has been arrested after a Criminal Assets Bureau raid in Co. Waterford today.
MOREA local garda, trained in how to spot unexplained wealth of suspected criminals, unearthed assets that eventually exposed a “protection racket” involving gangland figures and Dublin City Council officials.
MOREThe bureau has also seen a massive rise in the value of new asset seizure cases in the High Court, set to approach €100 million in 2019, compared to €8.2m in 2018.
MOREThe Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) has carried out a series of raids against a Limerick criminal suspected of extorting money from construction companies.
MOREUp to the end of last month, 1,321 people or organisations were under investigation by CAB across the country.
MOREGardaí investigating organised crime in Dublin have seized two cars.
MORETwo jet skis and four Rolex watches have been seized in a series of raids across Dublin and Wexford.
MOREA man has been arrested following a seizure by the Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) in Kildare today.
MOREIt came as part of an investigation in relation to the sale and supply of illegal drugs in the Cavan-Monaghan area.
MOREA man in his 50s has been charged by gardaí as part of an ongoing investigation into the alleged intimidation of a CAB officer.
MORE“These people are the Escobars of Ireland,” was how the Chairman of Longford Town Municipal Area described the factions involved in an ongoing feud in the town.
MOREThe operation is targeting an organised crime group, according to a statement from the Garda Press Office.
MOREA top lieutenant in the Kinahan crime cartel is being questioned for suspected money laundering in a major operation led by the Criminal Assets Bureau.
MOREThe Criminal Assets Bureau seized 10 vehicles, four Rolex watches, and more than €30,000 in cash in a series of early-morning raids targeting a Cork-based organised crime gang.
MOREThe Criminal Assets Bureau has confiscated a house and almost €27,000 as part of its ongoing operation against the Irish branch of the Kinahan crime cartel.
MOREA 42-year-old man arrested as part of a "significant" CAB operation in Limerick has been released without charge.
MOREA major cigarette and counterfeit trafficking gang, run by a well-known convicted dissident republican, has been hit in an operation by the Criminal Assets Bureau.
MOREGardaí investigating organised crime in the border region have raided a number of premises this morning.
MOREThe Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) has almost 1,000 targets who, it believes, are benefiting from the proceeds of crimes including drug trafficking and burglaries.
MOREThe number of profiles of the assets of suspected local crime bosses has doubled this year, the Criminal Assets Bureau has said.
MOREThree suspected members of an organised crime gang in Kerry are being questioned in relation to a major money-laundering operation.
MOREThe Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) and Britain’s National Crime Agency (NCA) are enlisting each other’s expertise in combating organised crime and the second-hand motor trade.
MOREBureau officers seized four luxury watches, an Audi Q5 jeep valued at €40,000 and froze €10,000 in a bank account under money laundering legislation.
MOREA powerful agency modelled on the Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) should be established to investigate corporate crime, the State’s legal advisory body says.
MORERaids by the Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) in Cork yesterday mark the latest stage of a massive Garda probe into fraudulent claims under the HSE’s Drug Refund Scheme, which may have been going on for a decade and which will top €3.5m.
MOREThe Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) has 30 targets in its sights in Cork but has asked the public for more tip-offs about people who may be living suspiciously lavish lifestyles.
MOREThe Criminal Assets Bureau has seized financial documents, hard drives and mobile phones during a raid in Dublin.
MOREA car has been seized in Sligo during a search by officers from the Criminal Assets Bureau.
MOREThe Criminal Assets Bureau returned over €3.8m to the Exchequer in 2016 including over €2.1m collected under Revenue legislation and €1.4m under proceeds of crime legislation, its latest report has shown.
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