Eamon Dillon

that they're after any assets belonging to him at this stage.

So we don't know that at the moment.

But I mean, it's not to say that there isn't going to be something brought up in the next couple of hearings, depending on whether or not somebody is going to contest it or not.

Because essentially, Gary didn't contest this.

He didn't appear.

And they actually went through all the evidence about serving him notice through his wife in email.

And that's how we knew he was in Wandsworth.

Although they said they didn't have the

an official letter from the governor to say that he'd been, you know, given notice of this cab case.

But the judge was, he was satisfied anyway that service had been done.

Look, I mean, it's all local, really.

And I mean, there's been so many cases where the local profiler has, you know, come up with stuff.

And I'm sure they're asked all the time, will you, you know, keep us updated?

And I mean, there has been ones where, you know, like a report went in and then two years later, a second report and the same person goes in and then they take action the second time, possibly because there's more assets or it's...

you know, it's, or they've become more violent or more dangerous or, you know, they, you know, they just go up the list in terms of priority.

And I mean, like they described the ward OCG as being involved in a feud with another family-based gang in Galway that has led to, you know, arson attacks and intimidation, you know, all that kind of feud violence, you know, drug-related intimidation, violence that we've unfortunately seen a lot of in the last kind of

Yeah.

And of course, again, sometimes it becomes personal between some of these individuals.

Like you do wonder how bright they are that they have a decent drug business going and yet get them, allow themselves to be caught up in this kind of mindless sort of tit for tat violence that's going to cost them.

Yeah.