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CAB seeks orders to seize €1.7m in assets from Kinahan Cartel lieutenant

Summary

The Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) has applied to the High Court for orders to permanently seize €1.7 million of assets it says were obtained from the proceeds of crime by Ross Browning, a senior member of the Kinahan Cartel. CAB alleges that Browning purchased a 1.3‑hectare site in Garristown in 2013 for €120 000, developed a residence and a shed, and restored an old cottage on the site for about €330 000. CAB also claims Browning bought a house on Deanstown Road, Finglas, for roughly €56 000, registered it in the name of his grandfather William Conway, and later sold it to a relative after extensive renovation. The assets also include a property in Garristown, lands in Rush, a house in Finglas, several motor vehicles, luxury watches and jewellery seized in a 2018 raid.

Who, what, where, when and why

What: Report matter: CAB seeks orders to seize €1.7m in assets from Kinahan Cartel lieutenant. Procedural stage: hearing_or_decision

When:

• 2022-10-20 Publication

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