New chief set to take over at CAB as McKenna retires

THE Criminal Assets Bureau is to get a new chief, replacing Felix McKenna who is set to retire in two week’s time.

New chief set to take over at CAB as McKenna retires
Fri, 29 Sep, 2006 - 01:00
Sean O’Riordan

His replacement is to be Chief Superintendent John O’Mahony, a native of Milford, Co Cork, who is currently working with the National Bureau of Criminal Investigation (NBCI).

Last night Chief Supt O’Mahony paid tribute to Felix McKenna, who has been in charge of CAB since 1999.

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CourtsCrimePlace: Milford, Co CorkPlace: Midleton, Co CorkPlace: CarraroePlace: ConnemaraPlace: St James’ Hospital,Place: Phoenix ParkPlace: DalkeyPlace: north CorkPlace: CorkPlace: BlackrockPerson: McKennaPerson: Felix McKennaPerson: Chief SuperintendentPerson: John O’MahonyPerson: Chief Supt O’MahonyPerson: Robert HoulihanPerson: Wayne O’DonoghuePerson: Siobhán HynesPerson: John McDonaghPerson: O’MahonyPerson: Malcolm MacarthurPerson: MacarthurPerson: Bridie GarganPerson: Attorney GeneralPerson: Patrick ConnollyPerson: Charles HaugheyPerson: Chief SuptOrganisation: CABOrganisation: Criminal Assets BureauOrganisation: National Bureau of Criminal InvestigationOrganisation: NBCIOrganisation: GUBUOrganisation: St Michael’s Club
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