Meath man pleads guilty to importation of heroin

Meath aviation broker has pleaded guilty to a conspiracy to import 50kg of heroin worth €10m from Belgium.

Mon, 05 Oct, 2009 - 14:06

A Meath aviation broker has pleaded guilty to a conspiracy to import 50kg of heroin worth €10m from Belgium.

John Kinsella (aged 38) of Carenwood, Johnstown, Navan pleaded guilty the day before his trial at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to conspiring with others to import heroin and cocaine between September 22 and 26, 2006.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Belgium Place: Carenwood, Johnstown Place: Navan Place: Wevelgem Place: south Belgium Place: Weston airport Place: Kildare Person: John Kinsella Person: Tony Hunt Person: Kinsella Organisation: Dublin Circuit Criminal Court

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