Court seizes terror chief's £1m profits haul

More than £1m (€1.5m) profit from drug dealing and terrorism seized from a murdered loyalist paramilitary godfather is to be used to tackle crime following a landmark ruling in Belfast High Court today.

Court seizes terror chief's £1m profits haul
Mon, 20 Sep, 2004 - 20:36

More than £1m (€1.5m) profit from drug dealing and terrorism seized from a murdered loyalist paramilitary godfather is to be used to tackle crime following a landmark ruling in Belfast High Court today.

The court granted the Assets Recovery Agency the first civil recovery order in the UK to exceed the million pound mark.

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