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The Kerry dad whose home was seized by the CAB in probe into 'crime gang' as pictures emerge Patrick Coffey's social media profile shows several pictures of him on holidays with family and friends in Europe and America Updated Patrick Coffey is the owner of the house in Killarney that was raided by CAB officers Get the latest news from across Ireland straight to your inbox every single dayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice.
CAB seize house, luxury cars, €300k in Killarney Updated / Thursday, 22 Apr 2021 13:44 Southern Editor The Criminal Assets Bureau has taken possession of a house, nine luxury cars, jewellery, and more than €300,000 in cash following a five-year investigation into the activities of an organised crime group based in Killarney in Co Kerry. In documents opened in the High Court, the gang is described as being involved in bogus home improvement work throughout Ireland, the UK, and across Europe. 'Operation Tarmac' is the name given by the Criminal Assets Bureau to its investigation into an organised crime group based in Killarney. CAB has told the High Court that gang members are involved in bogus home improvement work in which vulnerable people in Ireland, the UK, and the continent are targeted and work carried out is often found to be substandard.
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Share: The accident happened August 18th and the violence of the collision fractured 19-year-old Carolyn Perkins' pelvis and dislocated her hip, requiring surgery, screws and plates to piece everything back together. Dr. Patrick Coffey, vascular and endovascular surgeon with Vascular Specialists in Tinley Park, Illinois, recently performed life-changing surgery on 19-year-old crash victim. (Photo: Business Wire) Perkins went home with instructions for complete, immobile bed rest for 90 days, and a warning that changing positions could cause serious damage to her healing bones. She wore an ankle-foot orthosis (AFO) boot to help resolve foot drop - difficulty lifting the front part of her foot - caused by the accident. When her legs became swollen from lack of movement, she was instructed to elevate them and apply ice.