Man charged over €300k tiger kidnapping

A MAN has been charged in connection with last week’s tiger kidnapping in Dublin in which more than €300,000 was withdrawn by a bank employee whose partner had been kidnapped.

Man charged over €300k tiger kidnapping
Tue, 29 Sep, 2009 - 01:00
Cormac O’Keeffe

Tony Quinn, 29, from Ballymun, north Dublin, is accused of handling stolen cash, amounting to €318,000, taken from a Permanent TSB branch.

He was arrested last Tuesday at Cabra, in the north inner city, by gardaí investigating a tiger kidnapping that morning.

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CourtsCrimePlace: DublinPlace: BallymunPlace: CabraPlace: PhibsboroPlace: Park View, Park Close, Balbutcher LanePlace: Mountjoy Garda StationPlace: Ballymun Garda StationPerson: Tony QuinnPerson: QuinnPerson: GardaíPerson: SergeantPerson: Bob O’ReillyPerson: JudgePerson: Hugh O’DonnellPerson: Det SgtPerson: Michael HanahoePerson: O’DonnellPerson: Det Sgt O’ReillyPerson: HanahoeOrganisation: Permanent TSBOrganisation: Dublin District CourtOrganisation: Cloverhill District Court
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