Five accused of 'tiger kidnapping' plead not guilty

Five men accused of robbing €2.28m in a "tiger kidnapping" three years ago have pleaded not guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

Five accused of 'tiger kidnapping' plead not guilty
Mon, 20 Apr, 2009 - 15:25

Five men accused of robbing €2.28m in a "tiger kidnapping" three years ago have pleaded not guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

They are charged with holding a Securicor staff member and his family hostage and with robbing €2.28m from a Securicor van at the Lower Road, Strawberry Beds in March 2005.

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