CAB seeks orders over assets allegedly acquired by Kinahan gang member Ross Browning

Gardaí believe Mr Browning is the gang's 'principal representative' in Ireland, court told

Thu, 20 Oct, 2022 - 18:26

Ann O’Loughlin

The Criminal Assets Bureau has asked the High Court for orders so it can seize €1.7m of assets it says were obtained with the proceeds of crime by alleged Kinahan crime gang member Ross Browning.

The court heard that senior gardaí believe Mr Browning is the gang's "principal representative" in Ireland.

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