CAB seizes €600,000 worth of assets from alleged fuel smuggler

An alleged fuel smuggler who was cleared of killing a British solider at a cross-border checkpoint had two properties seized by the Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) today.

CAB seizes €600,000 worth of assets from alleged fuel smuggler
Fri, 14 Mar, 2008 - 17:08

An alleged fuel smuggler who was cleared of killing a British solider at a cross-border checkpoint had two properties seized by the Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) today.

The Criminal Assets Bureau took control of two properties owned by Patrick Belton, which are believed to have a combined worth of around €600,000.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: DublinPlace: BelfastPlace: 20 The MeadowsPlace: Point RoadPlace: DundalkPlace: Co LouthPlace: InniskeenPlace: Co MonaghanPlace: NorthPlace: Republic of IrelandPlace: South ArmaghPlace: NewryPerson: Patrick BeltonPerson: BeltonPerson: Keven FeeneyPerson: Detective Chief SuperintendentPerson: John O'MahoneyPerson: Gary FentonOrganisation: CABOrganisation: Criminal Assets BureauOrganisation: High Court
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