Scientist: 'Strong support' for link between man and drugs car

A forensic scientist has told a jury at the trial of two men accused of conspiracy to possess drugs that there is “strong support” to show that one of the men had been in contact with a car containing a large amount of drugs.

A forensic scientist has told a jury at the trial of two men accused of conspiracy to possess drugs that there is “strong support” to show that one of the men had been in contact with a car containing a large amount of drugs.

Cannabis resin valued at more than €2m was found by gardaí in 14 boxes split between a Ford Transit van and an Opel Astra car in Browns Barn Public house car park.

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