The Kinahan cartel’s No. 1 man in Ireland is to be stripped of nearly €1.5m worth of assets linked to him - including properties, vehicles and luxury jewellery - after a five year battle.
The Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) brought a case against Ross Browning - described as “close and trusted lieutenant of the Kinahan Organised Crime Group” - to permanently seize almost €1.7m of his assets.
Members of Browning’s family - his mother Julie Conway, his sisters Cheryl and Robyn and his late grandfather William Conway - are also named in the CAB proceedings.
