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This paperwork also sought to confiscate more assets uncovered using evidence found during the original raid.

The head of the Organised Crime Taskforce said officers were on course to confiscate more proceeds of crime.

The Government today began its legal bid to confiscate more than £14 million from convicted drugs dealer John Gilligan.

I just thought the police had cooked up the whole thing as an excuse to confiscate more data about followers.

The State began proceedings at the Special Criminal Court yesterday to confiscate more than £14 million from convicted drugs dealer John Gilligan.

Mr Nash said the Police had confiscated more than 1500 firearms in the past year.

It confiscates more than a million illegal cigarettes there every year and even occasional consignments of chicken feet.

They smashed the "Clarion" office and the Socialist Party headquarters again, and confiscated more tons of literature.

Mr Koroilavesau said the ministry confiscated more than 260 kilogrammes of Grouper and Coral Trout during last year's harvest ban.

Meanwhile, in the run-up to Halloween, Dublin City Council confiscated more than 750 tonnes of flammable material destined for bonfires.

It has been a record year for drug interceptions at the New Zealand border with customs confiscating more than a tonne of methamphetamine.

Vanuatu's Malapoa College has suspended 35 of its students for what it describes as misbehaving, and confiscated more than 300 mobile phones and ipads.

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) raided 10 dispensaries in Los Angeles, arrested five people and confiscated more than 440 lbs of marijuana in July.