The woman was stopped while travelling through the airport
A forfeiture order in respect of over £31,000 has been granted in favour of the PSNI after a woman was stopped whilst travelling through Belfast International Airport.A PSNI spokesperson said: "On Tuesday November 8th, as a result of a Police Service of Northern Ireland proceeds of crime investigation, Antrim Magistrates’ Court, sitting at Ballymena, granted a forfeiture order in respect of £31,233 in favour of the Police Service of Northern Ireland.
"A number of enquiries were conducted and I welcome the decision from the Judge who granted complete forfeiture of the cash.”For all the latest news, visit the Belfast Live homepage here. To sign up to our FREE newsletters, see here.
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