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Some of the items seized by CAB in Longford today, with ‘Bill’ from the Customs Dog Unit
The Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB), with the assistance of the Emergency Response Unit, Regional Armed Support Unit, local Gardaí, the Stolen Motor Vehicle Investigation Unit and the Customs Dog Unit conducted a search operation today, Thursday 29th July 2021.
In the course of the operation twelve locations in Co. Longford were searched and resulted in the seizure of the following items:
· €10,000 cash
· Over €78,000 restrained in bank accounts
· 212 Ford Focus (€26,400)
· 172 Nissan Navara (€27,000)
· 3 Rolex watches
· A Cherry picker
· Financial documents and electronic devices
This morning’s operation was conducted as part of an on-going Criminal Assets Bureau investigation into assets, including properties linked to a significant midlands based Organised Crime Gang believed to be involved in the sale and supply of drugs and vehicle crime.
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