Tax official held in car scam probe

Detectives believed to be probing a top-of-the-range car scam arrested a tax official and seized dozens of luxury vehicles, it emerged tonight.

Wed, 12 Dec, 2007 - 19:44

Detectives believed to be probing a top-of-the-range car scam arrested a tax official and seized dozens of luxury vehicles, it emerged tonight.

Officers from the Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB), which targets organised crime, took part in the operation, which included raids on 30 houses and offices in Dublin.

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