2023-11-15
On-bail criminal repeatedly caught moving cash for organised gang has jail term increased by half
Stage: Appeal
Plea: Guilty
Outcome: Keogh was sentenced to 3.5 years on two money laundering offences each to run concurrently, to two years for possessing cannabis for sale or supply running consecutively to the money laundering charges and to a further 1.5 years with one year suspended for possession of a weapon and ammunition which was also to run consecutively. In total, Keogh was sentenced to seven years in jail with the final 12 months suspended in the interest of his rehabilitation.