14/02/2008
Murdered Drug Dealers Assets Recovered
Over £750,000 worth of property belonging to a drug dealer who was murdered are to be handed over to the Assets Recovery Agency (ARA).
The widow and mother-in-law of Patrick Fleming, from Coleraine, who was killed almost two years ago, have agreed to hand over a five-bedroom house, 35 acres of land, cash and a number of paintings.
The ARA told the High Court that the majority of Fleming's assets were derived from the proceeds of drug dealing.
Mr Fleming was stabbed to death in his Coleraine flat in May, 2006.
(GK)
The widow and mother-in-law of Patrick Fleming, from Coleraine, who was killed almost two years ago, have agreed to hand over a five-bedroom house, 35 acres of land, cash and a number of paintings.
The ARA told the High Court that the majority of Fleming's assets were derived from the proceeds of drug dealing.
Mr Fleming was stabbed to death in his Coleraine flat in May, 2006.
(GK)
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