Judgement reserved in Boggans bid to set aside €1.9m drugs conviction

The Court of Appeal has reserved judgment in Alan Boggans' bid to have his conviction for possession of €1.9m worth of cannabis set aside.

Judgement reserved in Boggans bid to set aside €1.9m drugs conviction
Wed, 28 Jan, 2015 - 18:08

The Court of Appeal has reserved judgment in Alan Boggans' bid to have his conviction for possession of €1.9m worth of cannabis set aside.

Mr Boggans (aged 39) of Keelogue House, Peamount Road, Newcastle, pleaded not guilty to possessing over €1.9m worth of cannabis resin for sale or supply at Celtic Truck Wash, College Road, Greenogue Business Park, Rathcoole on September 1, 2009.

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