Man arrested as gardaí freeze $900,000 in cryptocurrency in organised crime raids

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Man arrested as gardaí freeze $900,000 in cryptocurrency in organised crime raids
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Gardaí also find drugs and cash in raids on Galway premises

have frozen two online cryptocurrency accounts containing assets worth $900,000 following raids of two properties in Galway targeting a organised crime operation. A man in his 40s has been arrested and is set to appear before Galway District Court on Thursday to answer drugs charges.

They found €9,000 worth of amphetamines, and cannabis with a street value of €9,300, both of which had been wrapped with tape and film. The Swiss politician and the alleged drugging and sexual abuse of an Irish girl and her motherIn connection with the seizures, gardaí froze two associated cryptocurrency wallets “pending further investigation”, as well as a traditional bank account containing €25,000.

The arrested man is being held at a nearby Garda station and is due to appear in court on Thursday morning. Irish man charged after stolen taxi driven wrong way on dual carriageway in WalesSwiss politician accused of repeatedly raping Irish girl and her mother to stand trialEuropean warships providing missile cover during EU presidency must stay 22km off Irish coastFuel excise cuts have been given a reprieve – but what happens if oil prices stay high?

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