posted on Feb, 25 2009 @ 02:11 AM
ardaí from the Bureau of Fraud Investigation have begun a number of searches at the offices of Anglo Irish Bank in Dublin.
The officers are working with the Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement (ODCE), which is investigating a series of financial scandals
related to the bank.
A Garda spokesman said that a search warrant had been issued yesterday by a judge in the Dublin District Court.and was executed this morning.
Up to 20 officers working under the ODCE are involved in the search.
The gardaí are understood to be searching the St Stephen’s Green offices for books, documents and other materials that could provide evidence of
any offences under company law.
Anglo Irish Bank was nationalised last month after the share price plummeted amid a wave of controversies, including a loans-for-shares scandal,
revelations about secret loans to former chairman Sean FitzPatrick and a multibillion-euro deposit from an apparent rival bank to boost its books.
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