€1.3M Worth of Drugs Seized at Dublin Airport, Arrests Made, Ireland

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Revenue officers at Dublin Airport have successfully seized suspected drugs worth over €1.3 million following two separate operations. In a significant blow to illegal drug trafficking, officers discovered 37 kg of herbal cannabis and 10 kg of suspected ketamine during intelligence-led operations at the airport. The estimated value of the seized drugs stands at €740,000 and €600,000 respectively.

The diligent work of Revenue officers led to the discovery of the illicit drugs when they conducted searches on the baggage of passengers disembarking flights from New York and Amsterdam. As a result of these operations, two women in their 20s were promptly arrested by the gardaí, who are continuing their investigations.

In a separate operation on the same day, Revenue officers conducted a search of three premises in Dublin’s inner city. Assisted by detector dog Toby, they managed to seize more than 56,000 cigarettes and 1.4 kg of tobacco. These seized tobacco products, with various brands, have a retail value of €45,000, representing a potential loss of approximately €35,000 to the Exchequer.

An individual in his 50s was questioned in connection with the seized cigarettes and tobacco, and investigations are currently ongoing.

Statements from a Revenue spokesperson emphasized the importance of these seizures in combating smuggling, shadow economy activity, and the supply of illegal tobacco products. They urged businesses and members of the public to share any information they may have regarding smuggling, stressing that all reports would be treated with utmost confidentiality. Interested parties can contact Revenue on their dedicated phone line, 1800 295 295.

These recent operations highlight the unwavering commitment of Revenue officers in safeguarding public safety, disrupting criminal networks, and upholding the law. Their diligent efforts have dealt a significant blow to drug trafficking and the illicit tobacco trade, reinforcing the importance of continued vigilance and targeted enforcement. The Revenue authorities will undoubtedly continue their tireless work in combating these illegal activities to protect communities and ensure a safer society for all.

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Sophia Anderson
Sophia Anderson
Sophia Anderson is an accomplished crime reporter at The Reportify, specializing in investigative journalism and criminal justice. With an unwavering commitment to uncovering the truth, Sophia fearlessly delves into the depths of criminal cases to shed light on the darkest corners of society. Her keen analytical skills and attention to detail enable her to piece together complex narratives and provide comprehensive coverage of high-profile trials, crime scenes, and law enforcement developments. Sophia's dedication to justice and her ability to present facts with clarity and sensitivity make her articles an essential resource for readers seeking an in-depth understanding of the criminal landscape. She can be reached at sophia@thereportify.com for any inquiries or further information.

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