Former CIE bus driver faces substantial term in prison

A former CIE bus driver is facing a substantial term in prison for soliciting two undercover gardai to import cocaine from Brazil.

Fri, 18 May, 2012 - 01:43

A former CIE bus driver is facing a substantial term in prison for soliciting two undercover gardaí to import cocaine from Brazil.

Sunny Idah, who has addresses in London and at Lipton Court, Temple Bar, Dublin is to be sentenced today at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on two charges dating back to September 2010.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Brazil Place: London Place: Lipton Court, Temple Bar, Dublin Place: Rio de Janeiro Place: Ireland Person: Sunny Idah Person: Teamor Organisation: CIÉ Organisation: Dublin Circuit Criminal Court

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