Man charged with organising people smuggling at Dublin Airport remanded

An Aer Lingus worker charged with organising people smuggling at Dublin Airport has been further remanded in custody pending the preparation of a book of evidence.

Man charged with organising people smuggling at Dublin Airport remanded
Tue, 04 Jul, 2017 - 18:07

An Aer Lingus worker charged with organising people smuggling at Dublin Airport has been further remanded in custody pending the preparation of a book of evidence, writes Tom Tuite.

Frederick Cham 61, of Railway Cottages, Hazelhatch, Celbridge, Co. Kildare but originally from Hong Kong, is charged with facilitating the entry of non-nationals into the State on Jan. 9 and Jan. 22 last.

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