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The Criminal Assets Bureau conducted a search operation in Donegal and in counties Limerick and Cork today Friday, October 14 targeting a Limerick-based organised criminal gang.
The operation was conducted by bureau officers, supported by the Southern Regional Armed Response Unit and gardaí from Donegal and Limerick.
Searches were conducted in five separate locations and resulted in the seizure of the following :
• 1 Rolex Watch
• €8,900 in cash at the Limerick search site
• €14,000 in cash at the Cork search site
• Documents and conveyance files
"Today’s search operation marks a significant development in the overall CAB proceeds of crime investigation which will target assets including properties linked to a criminal gang," a spokesperson said.
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