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06 Sept 2025
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The vehciles were seized this Thursday morning
TWO high-powered vehicles, worth tens of thousands of euro, have been seized in Limerick by members of the Criminal Assets Bureau.
The vehicles – a white 191-registered Audi saloon car and a 182-registered Ford van – were seized this Thursday morning on foot of a High Court Order under Section 2 of the Proceeds of Crime Act.
According to the Garda Press Office both vehicles were previously identified as being the proceeds of crime during a Criminal Assets Bureau investigation.
No details have been provided in relation to exactly when or where in Limerick the vehicles were seized.
The pre-planned operation is the latest to be carried out by CAB in Limerick.
Last month, more than 100 cars were seized from a car dealership in the city during a major operation targeting criminal elements and suspected money laundering.
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