Daniel Belling sent forward for trial accused of mortgage fraud in Dublin

In April, German national Daniel Belling, 46, was arrested by officers from the Garda National Economic Crime Bureau.

Daniel Belling sent forward for trial accused of mortgage fraud in Dublin
Fri, 05 Jul, 2019 - 16:18

A German father-of-two has been served with a book of evidence and sent forward for trial accused of a mortgage fraud in Dublin.

In April, German national Daniel Belling, 46, was arrested by officers from the Garda National Economic Crime Bureau.

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