Dublin man jailed in connection with €778,000 cannabis haul

A Dublin man has been jailed for his role in the movement of €778,000 worth of cannabis imported from Spain and hidden under scented candles.

Dublin man jailed in connection with €778,000 cannabis haul
Mon, 14 Nov, 2016 - 18:05

A Dublin man has been jailed for his role in the movement of €778,000 worth of cannabis imported from Spain and hidden under scented candles.

Elliot Kidd (aged 25) of Mabel Street, Dublin pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to possessing drugs for sale or supply on June 11, 2015.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: DublinPlace: SpainPlace: Mabel Street, DublinPlace: Marlfield GreenPlace: TallaghtPlace: Kiltalown Road, JobstownPlace: Bath Lane, DublinPlace: Bath LanePerson: Elliot KiddPerson: Jonathan CarberryPerson: Gavin MulveyPerson: JudgePerson: Melanie GreallyPerson: CarberryPerson: MulveyPerson: KiddPerson: GreallyPerson: Detective SergeantPerson: Tom WatersPerson: Eilis Brennan BLPerson: Bernard CondonPerson: OrangePerson: Damien ColganPerson: ColganOrganisation: Dublin Circuit Criminal CourtOrganisation: SCOrganisation: Garnet Orange SCOrganisation: Carberry
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