89 Marbella properties are no longer illegal: "Approval to regularise the situation of the properties in La Corniche came from the Town Hall on Tuesday
Another urbanisation built illegally in Marbella has now been brought into line with the town’s new PGOU local development plan, affecting 89 homes on La Corniche Urbanisation in Nueva Andalucía.
Approval for the move to regularise the properties was agreed at a meeting of the local government on Tuesday."
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Wednesday, 15 December 2010
WikiLeaks cable: Americans tried to cover up death of Spanish journalist
WikiLeaks cable: Americans tried to cover up death of Spanish journalist: "Earlier this year, Spanish High Court judge Santiago Pedraz issued an arrest warrant to find and capture U.S. soldiers believed to have fired a tank's guns at a hotel for journalists in Baghdad, Iraq, that had been approved by the Pentagon as a safe haven for the press. Killed in the 2003 attack were a Reuters cameraman and Spanish journalist, Jose Couso.
Now comes a new twist to the ongoing controversy over the slaying in Spain via the trove of U.S. State Department documents recently made public by the WikiLeaks website.
Couso's family in Spain have launched a legal inquiry based on the U.S. cables, alleging possible collusion to cover up a potential war crime between Spanish and American officials. 'While we are careful to show our respect for the tragic death of Couso and for the independence of the Spanish judicial system, behind the scenes we have fought tooth and nail to make the charges disappear,' Eduardo Aguirre, an American ambassador to Spain, wrote in one 2007 cable posted by the El País newspaper. Then, just one month later, Aguirre told then-Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice that the Spanish government 'has been helpful behind the scenes in getting the case appealed.”"
Now comes a new twist to the ongoing controversy over the slaying in Spain via the trove of U.S. State Department documents recently made public by the WikiLeaks website.
Couso's family in Spain have launched a legal inquiry based on the U.S. cables, alleging possible collusion to cover up a potential war crime between Spanish and American officials. 'While we are careful to show our respect for the tragic death of Couso and for the independence of the Spanish judicial system, behind the scenes we have fought tooth and nail to make the charges disappear,' Eduardo Aguirre, an American ambassador to Spain, wrote in one 2007 cable posted by the El País newspaper. Then, just one month later, Aguirre told then-Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice that the Spanish government 'has been helpful behind the scenes in getting the case appealed.”"
89 Marbella properties are no longer illegal
89 Marbella
properties are no longer illegal: "Another urbanisation built illegally in Marbella has now been brought into line with the town’s new PGOU local development plan, affecting 89 homes on La Corniche Urbanisation in Nueva Andalucía.Approval for the move to regularise the properties was agreed at a meeting of the local government on Tuesday. The compensation system set out to bring Marbella’s irregular properties into legality brings the town, in this case, 12,000 m2 of land to be allocated as green zones and monetary compensation of more than 700,000 €.
Felix Romero, spokesman for the local government, told the press that the Town Hall has also set the developer a security deposit of 250,000 € as a guarantee that building work which must take place in the area as part of the agreement is, in fact, carried out."
Tuesday, 14 December 2010
Investing for Profit in the Russian Mafia States Stock Market, Goodbye Chinese Century? :: The Market Oracle :: Financial Markets Analysis & Forecasting Free Website
Investing for Profit in theRussian Mafia 
States Stock Market, Goodbye Chinese Century? :: The Market Oracle :: Financial Markets Analysis & Forecasting Free Website: "//The Spanish Strategy to Combat the Russian Mafia: Follow the Money//9. (C) Grinda traced the history of the Russian mafia in Spain to the mid-1990s, when several vory v zakone began to enter Spain. He said that since 2004 Spanish prosecutors have created a formal strategy to 'behead' the Russian mafia in Spain. He explained that this has been a top-down strategy done through extensive investigations of criminal actions by these vory v zakone living in Spain. These individuals have no known jobs and unknown sources of income, yet they live in large mansions. Spanish prosecutors have concluded that money-laundering is likely involved and the challenge has been how to prove this. Grinda says that Spain's longtime experience in fighting drug traffickers' use of money laundering has proven valuable in this regard.
10. (C) Grinda says the money-laundering investigations have a two-fold objective: to prevent the targets from profiting from the original crime and to prevent the targets from gaining enough clout to enjoy economic influence, which Grinda suggested sooner or later always reaches political power. This is why Spain's Attorney General has grouped together the prosecutors' office for anti-corruption and organized crime. As part of this strategy to prevent mafiosos from enjoying economic influence, Spain's strategy includes the seizure of businesses, companies, furniture and other assets."
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400 Britons lost £43 million in Spanish property deal - Telegraph
400 Britons lost £43 million in Spanish property deal - Telegraph: "investigation is now ongoing into Ocean View Properties, based in Birmingham, which was the British representative for Sun Golf Desarrollos Immobiliarios SL in Spain.
The company was formally dissolved in March last year when investigators and liquidators were brought in to try and recoup some of the losses for its creditors.
No charges have been brought, but the official receiver public interest unit in Manchester has until March 2011 to decide whether or not they will launch a civil case.
It is understood a police investigation was also undertaken, but the decision over whether to pursue criminal charges has yet to be made."
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The company was formally dissolved in March last year when investigators and liquidators were brought in to try and recoup some of the losses for its creditors.
No charges have been brought, but the official receiver public interest unit in Manchester has until March 2011 to decide whether or not they will launch a civil case.
It is understood a police investigation was also undertaken, but the decision over whether to pursue criminal charges has yet to be made."
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Monday, 13 December 2010
WikiLeaks cables: Russian government 'using mafia for its dirty work' | World news | The Guardian
WikiLeaks cables: Russian government 'using mafia for its dirty work' World news The Guardian: "Spain conducted two major operations – codenamed Avispa (2005-07) and Troika (2008-09) – against mafia networks on its territory, resulting in the arrest of more than 60 suspects. They include four of the alleged leaders outside Russia: Gennady Petrov, Alexander Malyshev (Petrov's deputy), Vitaly Izguilov (a key lieutenant) and Kalashov. Despite this, the networks are said to have swiftly reconstituted.
On 13 January 2010 Gonzalez, a special prosecutor for corruption and organised crime, gave a 'detailed, frank' briefing to US officials in Madrid. In a classified presentation to a new US-Spain counter-terrorism and organised crime experts' working group he said the mafia now exercised tremendous control over sectors of the global economy.
He said Russia, Belarus and Chechnya – the Muslim republic of Russia run by a pro-Moscow president, Ramzan Kadyrov – were 'virtual 'mafia states' '. Ukraine was 'going to be one', he predicted. He spoke shortly before presidential elections in Ukraine won by the pro-Russian Viktor Yanukovych. The country is now back under Moscow's sway.
'For each of these countries … one cannot differentiate between the activities of the government and OC (organised crime) groups,' Gonzalez told the US delegation.
His observations are likely to provoke a hostile reaction from Russia's political leadership and could lead to a serious diplomatic falling out between Russia and Spain.
Gonzalez said it was an 'unanswered question' to what extent Russia's prime minister, Vladimir Putin, was personally 'implicated in the Russian mafia and controls the mafia's actions'."
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On 13 January 2010 Gonzalez, a special prosecutor for corruption and organised crime, gave a 'detailed, frank' briefing to US officials in Madrid. In a classified presentation to a new US-Spain counter-terrorism and organised crime experts' working group he said the mafia now exercised tremendous control over sectors of the global economy.
He said Russia, Belarus and Chechnya – the Muslim republic of Russia run by a pro-Moscow president, Ramzan Kadyrov – were 'virtual 'mafia states' '. Ukraine was 'going to be one', he predicted. He spoke shortly before presidential elections in Ukraine won by the pro-Russian Viktor Yanukovych. The country is now back under Moscow's sway.
'For each of these countries … one cannot differentiate between the activities of the government and OC (organised crime) groups,' Gonzalez told the US delegation.
His observations are likely to provoke a hostile reaction from Russia's political leadership and could lead to a serious diplomatic falling out between Russia and Spain.
Gonzalez said it was an 'unanswered question' to what extent Russia's prime minister, Vladimir Putin, was personally 'implicated in the Russian mafia and controls the mafia's actions'."
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Thursday, 9 December 2010
Now you can do your business from a warehouse in Fazakerley or a villa on the Costa. Only the location changes, nothing else
ECHO investigation: why Mersey criminals set up business on the continent - Liverpool Local News - News - Liverpool Echo: "sunshine of the Costa Del Sol also attracts its share of villains as the traditional route for much of Europe’s cannabis shipped in from Morocco.As one security source said: “Gone are the days when an old bank robber went abroad to lie low, get away from the heat from the UK authorities and spend his ill-gotten gains while topping up his tan.
“It is not Sexy Beast [a crime movie starring Ray Winstone] anymore.
“Now, the people going out to Spain and elsewhere do it to continue in their criminal activity.
“If it happens to be they are on-the-run too, they will only have limited finances available to them and so to keep living in the life they have been become accustomed, they will look to make mon With mobiles and email, the world is a lot smaller than it used to be. Now you can do your business from a warehouse in Fazakerley or a villa on the Costa. Only the location changes, nothing else.”
Ken Gallagher, the Serious Organised Crime Agency’s head of European operations, said: “While Merseyside organised crime gangs may have a significant percentage of what we deal with, that is also true for other parts of the country."
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Russian organized crime networks
Asia Times Online :: Southeast Asia news and business from Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia and Vietnam: "America's Federal Bureau of Investigation, Drug Enforcement Administration, Department of Homeland Security and other agencies were investigating 'Russian organized crime networks' who were murdering and stealing in Thailand's most popular tourist beach resorts, according to a US Embassy cable released by WikiLeaks.
Thailand, a modernizing, Buddhist-majority Southeast Asian nation, has attracted criminals from all over the world who exploit its friendly ambiance, low-cost workers, often corrupt officials and sophisticated forgery and sex industry networks.
The 'confidential' US cable was headlined: 'RUSSIA LOOKS TO REINVIGORATE BILATERAL RELATIONS WITH THAILAND, AGAIN,' dated December 4, 2009,"
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Thailand, a modernizing, Buddhist-majority Southeast Asian nation, has attracted criminals from all over the world who exploit its friendly ambiance, low-cost workers, often corrupt officials and sophisticated forgery and sex industry networks.
The 'confidential' US cable was headlined: 'RUSSIA LOOKS TO REINVIGORATE BILATERAL RELATIONS WITH THAILAND, AGAIN,' dated December 4, 2009,"
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why Mersey criminals set up business on the continent - Liverpool Local News - News - Liverpool Echo
ECHO investigation: why Mersey criminals set up business on the continent - Liverpool Local News - News - Liverpool Echo: "IF you ever want to see the world, join Merseyside Police... It is not a line you will see in the police recruitment literature – when they were recruiting before the recent cuts – but a commonly-held opinion among those tasked with catching the region’s criminals.
Only two forces in the UK, Merseyside and the Met, have “level three capability” – the ability to fight organised crime on an international level.
It is a necessary tool in the fight against crime, as recent arrests right across Europe show.
Within the last six months, more than 45 Merseysiders were arrested on the continent or its surrounding islands for drugs.
In the 1980s and 1990s, Merseyside crooks pioneered what would later become international drug-dealing networks and came to be known by the authorities as the “Liverpool Cartel”.
They were the first to take a risk and go to countries which were the hub of drug production to forge direct links, cutting out the middle man and netting themselves tidy sums."
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Only two forces in the UK, Merseyside and the Met, have “level three capability” – the ability to fight organised crime on an international level.
It is a necessary tool in the fight against crime, as recent arrests right across Europe show.
Within the last six months, more than 45 Merseysiders were arrested on the continent or its surrounding islands for drugs.
In the 1980s and 1990s, Merseyside crooks pioneered what would later become international drug-dealing networks and came to be known by the authorities as the “Liverpool Cartel”.
They were the first to take a risk and go to countries which were the hub of drug production to forge direct links, cutting out the middle man and netting themselves tidy sums."
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Brutal Gangs Terrorize Cyprus Online Gamblers | Casino Scam Report
Brutal Gangs Terrorize Cyprus Online Gamblers Casino Scam Report: "Gambling has always had a bit of danger attached to it whether doing it online or at any local casino, but danger takes on a completely new meaning if you live in Cyprus and gamble. Internet gambling is very popular in the country and it has made quite a few “business men” very wealthy. Some of these wealthy businessmen have even been considerate enough to “loan” out some money to other needy gamblers in exchange for just a “little extra cash”. However these generous businessmen are not very friendly when it’s time to pay them back when your late! Criminal Gangs are running rampant in Cyprus and brutalizing gamblers who owe them cash and can’t pay. They even go as far as holding people hostage, terrorizing them and taking personal items from their home while they wait for payments. Once the police have been involved, these terrorized people are too afraid of retaliation to make a statement to have these gang members arrested."
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Tuesday, 7 December 2010
Contador's Lawyers Using Gasquet's Cocaine Defense - Sports News Story - WSB Atlanta
Contador's Lawyers Using Gasquet's Cocaine Defense - Sports News Story - WSB Atlanta: "Alberto Contador's lawyers are using tennis player Richard Gasquet's successful appeal against cocaine use as part of their own defense for a failed Tour de France doping test.
Contador's lawyer, Andy Ramos, told The Associated Press on Tuesday a decision in cycling's biggest case could come 'any day' as the Spanish cycling federation's disciplinary committee determines whether Contador deserves a two-year ban after testing positive for clenbuterol.
The three-time Tour champion says he ingested the muscle-building, weight-loss drug inadvertently through contaminated meat.
Contador's lawyers are using several cases relating to other athletes to highlight that Contador did not voluntarily take the drug. Contador will also lose his Tour title if he is found guilty.
Gasquet avoided a lengthy ban last year after the French player proved he inadvertently ingested cocaine after kissing a woman at a nightclub.
'Not one of the scientists we have worked with has said it couldn't have been anything but contamination,' Ramos said in a telephone interview. 'The levels are ridiculous - it couldn't be anything else.'"
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Contador's lawyer, Andy Ramos, told The Associated Press on Tuesday a decision in cycling's biggest case could come 'any day' as the Spanish cycling federation's disciplinary committee determines whether Contador deserves a two-year ban after testing positive for clenbuterol.
The three-time Tour champion says he ingested the muscle-building, weight-loss drug inadvertently through contaminated meat.
Contador's lawyers are using several cases relating to other athletes to highlight that Contador did not voluntarily take the drug. Contador will also lose his Tour title if he is found guilty.
Gasquet avoided a lengthy ban last year after the French player proved he inadvertently ingested cocaine after kissing a woman at a nightclub.
'Not one of the scientists we have worked with has said it couldn't have been anything but contamination,' Ramos said in a telephone interview. 'The levels are ridiculous - it couldn't be anything else.'"
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Monday, 6 December 2010
alleged drug-trafficking offense whose goods were to be paid with counterfeit notes
Siete detenidos en Badajoz y Dos Hermanas por el tiroteo de Montequinto | Andalucía-Sevilla | elmundo.es: "National Police agents of the Seville town of Dos Hermanas, in collaboration with the Drug Unit and Organized Crime in Seville and the Provincial Criminal Investigation Brigade of Badajoz, have resulted in the arrest of seven youths investigations into the persecution that ended in gunfire on the 26th November in the streets of the town Nazarene Montequinto specifically.
As reported by the National Police on Friday, the first research to the conclusion that the incident took place following an alleged drug-trafficking offense whose goods were to be paid with counterfeit notes.
At first, efforts by police work led to the immediate arrest of MFA, 22 years old and owner of the drug substance covered by the sale and the owner of the vehicle he was driving DHR, 23.
Following investigations, it was possible to identify, locate and arrest last November 29, two other individuals involved in the incidents, one in the town of Montequinto, JMPP 29, and another youth arrested in the town of Badajoz Villar del Rey, identified as DPM, 28."
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As reported by the National Police on Friday, the first research to the conclusion that the incident took place following an alleged drug-trafficking offense whose goods were to be paid with counterfeit notes.
At first, efforts by police work led to the immediate arrest of MFA, 22 years old and owner of the drug substance covered by the sale and the owner of the vehicle he was driving DHR, 23.
Following investigations, it was possible to identify, locate and arrest last November 29, two other individuals involved in the incidents, one in the town of Montequinto, JMPP 29, and another youth arrested in the town of Badajoz Villar del Rey, identified as DPM, 28."
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Tuesday, 30 November 2010
Scammer arrested for offering false work contracts to illegal immigrants
Scammer arrested for offering false work contracts to illegal immigrants: "Guardia Civil in Almería have arrested Francisco Javier RM, 34, resident of the village of Vicar, on suspicion of an ongoing crime of fraud and forgery against the rights of workers after receiving several complaints from Roquetas del Mar, which warned that one or several persons were engaged in providing work contracts in exchange for a payment of a sum of money, between 800 to 1,500 euros, but once receiving the money refused to honour the contract. The scammers targetted illegal immigrants to obtain residency in Spain.
As reported by the Commander on Monday, officers investigated and found up to 44 people have been victims of this scam.
The agents found it hard to find witnesses ready to testify against Francisco, as many of them are illegally in Spain, but they got, eventually, the identity of Francisco Javier RM as the alleged perpetrator of the scam, and proceeded to arrest him."
As reported by the Commander on Monday, officers investigated and found up to 44 people have been victims of this scam.
The agents found it hard to find witnesses ready to testify against Francisco, as many of them are illegally in Spain, but they got, eventually, the identity of Francisco Javier RM as the alleged perpetrator of the scam, and proceeded to arrest him."
Saturday, 27 November 2010
Audi A 8 with Spanish license plate under a surveillance control under SIS found in police operation in Haskovo - FOCUS Information Agency
Motor Vehicle under a surveillance control under SIS found in police operation in Haskovo - FOCUS Information Agency: "During the searches in the town of Haskovo was found an Audi A 8 with Spanish license plate which was declared Motor Vehicle under a surveillance control of the Schengen Information System. That is what Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov said for FOCUS News Agency . The car was found in the area around the house used for drug depot in the Industrial Area in Haskovo, the Minister specified.
After a joint verification with our colleagues in Spain it became clear that the found car is declared for a surveillance control under SIS. A secret compartment was found in the car. Field tests will show whether the vehicle is used for drug transportation, Minister Tsvetanov announced.
Searches and investigation are underway"
After a joint verification with our colleagues in Spain it became clear that the found car is declared for a surveillance control under SIS. A secret compartment was found in the car. Field tests will show whether the vehicle is used for drug transportation, Minister Tsvetanov announced.
Searches and investigation are underway"
Hired to create a web page, man kidnapped then chopped into pieces: police
Hired to create a web page, man kidnapped then chopped into pieces: police: "Spanish police detained a Pakistani man accused of stabbing a man to death in Indonesia and then chopping his body into pieces, the interior ministry said on Thursday.
Police arrested the 32-year-old father of two as he was about to enter a metro station in central Madrid, it said in a statement.
They identified him only by his initials, but Spanish media gave his name as Imran Firasat Sulaeman, who in 2006 was given permission to live in Spain on humanitarian grounds after claiming he faced the death penalty in Pakistan for marrying a non-Muslim and criticising Islam.
Advertisement: Story continues below Indonesian authorities had issued an international arrest warrant for his arrest following a kidnap-murder in the town of Karawang, about 60 kilometres east of Jakarta, in June.
Sulaeman and his wife are accused of contacting the victim on the pretext of hiring him to create a web page, and then kidnapping him for ransom, the interior ministry said.
'The crime culminated in a lethal knife stabbing and then dismemberment, with different parts of the body placed in bags and suitcases within refrigerators and then dispersed around Karawang,' it said."
Police arrested the 32-year-old father of two as he was about to enter a metro station in central Madrid, it said in a statement.
They identified him only by his initials, but Spanish media gave his name as Imran Firasat Sulaeman, who in 2006 was given permission to live in Spain on humanitarian grounds after claiming he faced the death penalty in Pakistan for marrying a non-Muslim and criticising Islam.
Advertisement: Story continues below Indonesian authorities had issued an international arrest warrant for his arrest following a kidnap-murder in the town of Karawang, about 60 kilometres east of Jakarta, in June.
Sulaeman and his wife are accused of contacting the victim on the pretext of hiring him to create a web page, and then kidnapping him for ransom, the interior ministry said.
'The crime culminated in a lethal knife stabbing and then dismemberment, with different parts of the body placed in bags and suitcases within refrigerators and then dispersed around Karawang,' it said."
Comedian accused of blasphemy in Spain | National Secular Society
Comedian accused of blasphemy in Spain | National Secular Society: "Italian satirist Leo Bassi has been the subject of a complaint filed in the courts of the Spanish city of Valladolid by the State Association of Christian Lawyers accusing him blasphemy. Mr Bassi allegedly mocked the pope, the Catholic religion and Christian symbols during his act.
Mr Bassi was performing in the Auditorium of the University of Valladolid at a conference organised by the Republican Atheist group. The conference was entitled 'Judeo-Christian roots of the West: an historical fraud to fight.'"
Mr Bassi was performing in the Auditorium of the University of Valladolid at a conference organised by the Republican Atheist group. The conference was entitled 'Judeo-Christian roots of the West: an historical fraud to fight.'"
Friday, 26 November 2010
Drugs Ring Smashed laundered the money through luxury car dealerships| AMLASpain | News | Property | The Spanish Property MLS | Electronic Cigarettes
Spanish News | Drugs Ring Smashed | AMLASpain | News | Property | The Spanish Property MLS | Electronic Cigarettes: "Spanish National police have smashed a large international drug smuggling ring,it has been announced.The drug ring was operating between South America and Spain.
The police have arrested up to 65 people,55 of them in Spain and 10 in Argentina.The police has also seized 5.5 million euros in cash,65 luxury cars and six yachts.The raids were made in Madrid,Alicante and Galicia.
In Brazil and Argentina the police discovered 3.4 tonnes of cocaine ready for shipping to Spain.The drugs were found in 1 kilo packets with Donald Duck logos.They would have been shipped in containers of apples.
Most of the people arrested were either Colombian or Mexican. They had an import-export infrastructure set up so that few questions were asked and then they laundered the money through luxury car dealerships in Spain."
Wednesday, 24 November 2010
Ballena Blanca’ Costa del Sol money laundering case expressed his wish to change his lawyer
Euro Weekly News | Request refused | Costa del Sol | News | The Largest English Language Newspapers in Spain: "ONE of the accused in the ‘Ballena Blanca’ Costa del Sol money laundering case expressed his wish to change his lawyer, but was refused by the court as they believe it to be a ruse."
Tuesday, 23 November 2010
Santa María Green Hills, in Las Chapas, and El Palmeral in Nueva Andalucía Two urbanisations made legal in Marbella
Two urbanisations made legal in Marbella: "Marbella Town Hall has, this Tuesday, given the go-ahead to regularise more than 200 properties which were built illegally during the time the GIL Party was in power in the town. It affects two developments of a total of 225 houses, which are now made legal under Marbella’s new local development plan, the PGOU, and the compensations system set out under the plan.
The Town Hall gave the names of the urbanisations concerned in a press release on Tuesday as Santa María Green Hills, in Las Chapas, and El Palmeral in Nueva Andalucía."
The Town Hall gave the names of the urbanisations concerned in a press release on Tuesday as Santa María Green Hills, in Las Chapas, and El Palmeral in Nueva Andalucía."
Authorities in the Costa Del Sol wish to quiz them over the killing of gun-for-hire Paddy Doyle in 2008
ERU on streets as new Fat Freddie war erupts - City News, National News - Herald.ie: "Thompson and his gangland pal Gary Hutch are currently in hiding in Amsterdam's criminal underworld after European Arrest Warrants were issued for the pair by Spanish police.
Authorities in the Costa Del Sol wish to quiz them over the killing of gun-for-hire Paddy Doyle in 2008 in the Costa Del Sol and their involvement with Christy Kinahan's drugs empire.
Under the terms of the warrant the gangster can be arrested by gardai on sight and deported to Spain.
Spanish authorities believe that the men's accounts of what happened that day could be the key to discovering Doyle's killer.
The pair may face charges for withholding information if and when they are detained.
Doyle was travelling in a jeep along with Thompson and Hutch in Estepona in February 2008 when their vehicle was stopped.
Doyle was shot twice in the head, while his pals narrowly avoided injury in the attack.
Fat Freddie has been travelling between Holland, England and Ireland in recent months and has been carrying out attacks and intimidation tactics on dealers in Dublin."
Authorities in the Costa Del Sol wish to quiz them over the killing of gun-for-hire Paddy Doyle in 2008 in the Costa Del Sol and their involvement with Christy Kinahan's drugs empire.
Under the terms of the warrant the gangster can be arrested by gardai on sight and deported to Spain.
Spanish authorities believe that the men's accounts of what happened that day could be the key to discovering Doyle's killer.
The pair may face charges for withholding information if and when they are detained.
Doyle was travelling in a jeep along with Thompson and Hutch in Estepona in February 2008 when their vehicle was stopped.
Doyle was shot twice in the head, while his pals narrowly avoided injury in the attack.
Fat Freddie has been travelling between Holland, England and Ireland in recent months and has been carrying out attacks and intimidation tactics on dealers in Dublin."
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