Man jailed after collecting 'tiger kidnapping' cash

A father of two has been jailed after he was captured on CCTV footage taking €250,000 from an AIB employee who had been forced by 'tiger' kidnappers to steal the cash from his workplace.

Man jailed after collecting 'tiger kidnapping' cash
Fri, 21 Dec, 2012 - 14:22

A father of two has been jailed after he was captured on CCTV footage taking €250,000 from an AIB employee who had been forced by 'tiger' kidnappers to steal the cash from his workplace.

Ross Caffrey (aged 26) was later stopped by gardaí as the passenger in a Toyota Avensis and was found to have €21,000 on him.

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