Woman (40s) arrested after seizure of €500,000 in cash

The seizure was part of an ongoing investigation targeting serious and organised crime in Dublin
Woman (40s) arrested after seizure of €500,000 in cash

Kenneth Fox

A woman in her 40s has been arrested after gardaí seized around €500,000 in Dublin.

A vacuum packing machine and documentation was also recovered, as part of an ongoing investigation targeting serious and organised crime in Dublin.

Officers from the Garda National Drugs unit and Organised Crime Bureau were both involved in the operation.

The woman has been detained and can be held for up to seven days.

Following the operation, Assistant Commissioner Justin Kelly, head of Serious & Organised Crime, said: "This seizure of approximately half a million euros in cash is a significant blow to an organised criminal group.

"I commend the hard work and dedication of all the Gardaí involved in this operation. Such work demonstrates An Garda Síochána's commitment to disrupting criminal networks and preventing money laundering.

"The seizure of substantial quantities of cash is a priority for the Garda National Drugs and Organised Crime Unit (GNDOCB), as cash often underpins and enables the activities of criminal organisations."

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