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Case No. 6369Proceeds of crime (sale and supply of controlled drugs) · Co. Dublin

CAB obtains High Court orders over Christopher Waldron's Cabra house, watches and cash

The Criminal Assets Bureau investigated Christopher Waldron of 61 Killala Road, Cabra, Dublin 7, and said he funded assets through the sale and supply of controlled drugs in Cabra and Finglas. On 30 March 2023 the High Court granted orders under the Proceeds of Crime Act over his house, seven watches and cash, made on his consent, after finding they derived from his criminal conduct. The watches were sold at auction on 4 December 2023 for a total of €72,900, and the cash of €4,605 and Stg£445 was forfeited to the State. The latest development, on 7 March 2024, is that a court-appointed receiver took possession of the Cabra house to sell it.

  1. Reported
  2. Arrested
  3. Charged
  4. In court
  5. Verdict
  6. Sentenced
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Key facts

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What happened
The Criminal Assets Bureau investigated Christopher Waldron under the Proceeds of Crime Acts.
Where
Christopher Waldron's house is at 61 Killala Road, Cabra, Dublin 7.
Cause
The Bureau said the assets were funded through the sale and supply of controlled drugs in Cabra and Finglas.
In court
  • High Court orders over the house, seven watches and cash were granted on 30 March 2023.
  • The orders were made on the consent of Christopher Waldron.
  • The court determined that the assets derived from the proceeds of Christopher Waldron's criminal conduct.
Other details
  • Christopher Waldron purchased the house in January 2013.
  • A quantity surveyor estimated the cost of the extension and renovation at about €431,214 excluding professional fees.
  • The court determined that the funds used for the extension and renovation derived from Christopher Waldron's criminal conduct.
  • The watches were sold at auction on 4 December 2023 for a total of €72,900.
  • On 7 March 2024 a court-appointed receiver took possession of the house in order to sell it.
Sentence
Cash of €4,605 and Stg£445 was seized and forfeited to the State.
12 statements extracted from the articles
  • whatThe Criminal Assets Bureau investigated Christopher Waldron. (garda.ie)
  • whereChristopher Waldron's house is at 61 Killala Road, Cabra, Dublin 7. (garda.ie)
  • causeThe funds were said to come from the sale and supply of controlled drugs in Cabra and Finglas. (garda.ie)
  • courtHigh Court orders under the Proceeds of Crime Act were granted on 30 March 2023. (garda.ie)
  • otherThe orders were made on the consent of Christopher Waldron. (garda.ie)
  • otherThe orders targeted the house, seven watches and cash. (garda.ie)
  • otherThe house was purchased by Christopher Waldron in January 2013. (garda.ie)
  • otherA quantity surveyor estimated the cost of the extension and renovation at about €431,214 excluding professional fees. (garda.ie)
  • otherThe court determined that the funds used for the extension and renovation derived from Christopher Waldron's criminal conduct. (garda.ie)
  • otherA receiver is to take possession of the house and sell it. (garda.ie)
  • otherThe watches were sold at auction on 4 December 2023 for a total of €72,900. (garda.ie)
  • otherCash of €4,605 and Stg£445 was seized and forfeited to the State. (garda.ie)

The reporting

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  1. 7 Mar2024
    Othergarda.ie, first report
    CAB - Execution of High Court Orders - 7th March 2024

    Civil asset-recovery proceedings against Christopher Waldron. The orders were made on his consent, the Cabra house is being sold by a receiver, the watches sold at auction on 4 December 2023, and the cash was forfeited to the State.

    suspect, Christopher Waldron, named, irish (judged from name)Christopher Waldron