CAB raids homes and business linked to crime gang and freezes €540k in bank accounts
The raids happened this morning.
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The raids happened this morning.
Gardaí carried out searches in Kerry and Laois.
The raids happened last week.
The seizure happened yesterday.
No arrests have been made in relation to the seizures.
A man in his 20s was arrested.
Seven kilos of heroin were seized in raids in Dublin and Meath.
Three men were arrested after a number of searches in Dublin and Meath this morning.
The squats had been occupied for several weeks.
The searches, conducted between Monday and today, were carried out as part of Operation Ketch.
Two semi-automatic 9mm pistols and around twenty five rounds of 9mm ammunition, were discovered and seized.
ICE agents were expected to conduct raids in at least 10 major cities yesterday.
Police targeted three journalists involved in a two-year-old investigative report.
Five homes and a solicitor’s office were searched during the operation.
The gang is suspected of carrying out an acid attack on a serving drugs garda.
The first raid was carried out at Dublin Airport.
The searches took place in Louth, Meath, Cavan, Monaghan and Dublin this morning.
A man and a woman have been arrested as part of the seizure.
Homes, businesses and a gym were raided as part of the operation.
Four males ransacked the woman’s home in Aughnacloy, which is along the border area.
The Bureau also put a freezing order on a “substantial amount of cash”.
This is an exceptionally worrying time for those companies implicated in these investigations, writes Jason O’Sullivan.
A number of motor insurance offices have been raided today regarding alleged price-fixing amid rising costs
Homes were searched, in addition to a solicitor’s office, an accountant’s office and a garage.
Gardaí say that the raids are ongoing.
In Kilkenny, a man was arrested a short time after the robbery and a sum of cash was recovered.
The country is being deprived of much-needed income by the thieves.
The case will cost the State €200,000.
Video footage from the scene appeared to show a child with the man as he was dragged away by police.
Families face an agonising wait after forensic experts warn it could take weeks to identify victims.
Police in Northern Ireland arrested two men earlier today as part of a wider operation.
Armed police carried out a series of raids in the city overnight.
Prosecutor Francois Molins says the identity of the dead has not been confirmed.
Dozens of Islamic State fighters were also wounded in the raids on weapons depots, barracks and checkpoints.
Two people have now been charged with involvement with terrorism following the attacks.
A large quantity of other drugs were also discovered in the raid of two properties.
Police pointed out that these arrests are not related to the nine individuals stopped at the Turkey/Syria border.
A crime survey has found that cosmetics and fake tan are the most likely items to be shoplifted from pharmacies.
Meanwhile, US President Barack Obama led the UN Security Council in approving a resolution demanding that countries take action to stem the flow of foreign jihadists to Iraq and Syria.