Agency’s drug profits claim ‘rubbish’

John Breslin

Tue, 09 Aug, 2005 - 01:00

The Assets Recovery Agency yesterday issued a press release on the settlement with Jonathan Alford, a 34-year-old Englishman who moved to Ireland around three years ago.

“The agency alleged that Mr Alford had purchased a property in Bath with the

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Courts Place: Ireland Place: Bath Place: Skibbereen, Co Cork Place: Waterford Place: West Cork Person: John Breslin Person: Jonathan Alford Person: Alford Person: Jane Earl Organisation: Criminal Assets Bureau Organisation: The Assets Recovery Agency Organisation: ARA Organisation: CAB Organisation: Avon Organisation: Somerset Constabulary

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