Man due in court in Spain over Hutch killing

A man arrested in Spain for the gangland murder that ignited the bloody Hutch- Kinahan feud is expected to appear in court there today.

Man due in court in Spain over Hutch killing
Thu, 15 Sep, 2016 - 01:00
Caroline O’Doherty

The known criminal, originally from Dublin’s south inner city but more often resident in Spain, was arrested yesterday morning on the Costa del Sol for the murder of Gary Hutch near Marbella in September last year. He was detained by the Guardia Civil in a planned operation, assisted by gardaí.

Three homes, the Kinahan linked MGM boxing gym and a luxury yacht were searched and a number of luxury cars were seized. Video footage released by the Guardia Civil showed officers counting out wads of €500 and €50 notes that were also confiscated.

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