Judge refuses bail to two accused of tiger kidnapping

Two men were refused bail today after they were charged with false imprisonment and robbery of €134,000 in connection with a Tiger kidnapping in Dublin last January.

Judge refuses bail to two accused of tiger kidnapping
Fri, 17 Dec, 2010 - 17:07

Two men were refused bail today after they were charged with false imprisonment and robbery of €134,000 in connection with a Tiger kidnapping in Dublin last January.

An employee of security firm Brinks Allied, his elderly mother and eight-year-old niece were taken hostage from their home on Bath Avenue, in Irishtown, on January 4 last.

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