€89m in taxes and interest collected by by CAB since 1996

The Criminal Assets Bureau took over €16m from criminals and froze property worth €7.3m last year, a report revealed today.

€89m in taxes and interest collected by by CAB since 1996
Fri, 25 Aug, 2006 - 14:01

The Criminal Assets Bureau took over €16m from criminals and froze property worth €7.3m last year, a report revealed today.

Since its creation in 1996 up to last year, CAB obtained interim and final restraint orders to stop criminals disposing of property worth over €83m, and collected almost €89m in taxes and interest.

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