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Conmen cop computer cargo

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12th February 1998

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Page 7, 12th February 1998 — Conmen cop computer cargo

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• Dublin police are continuing investigations into how bungling staff from aircraft handling agents SerVsair allowed two thieves posing as drivers from a reputable Irish haulier to get away with computer equipment worth 2300,000 at Dublin Airport. The thieves, who escaped in a van with stolen registration plates, used bogus documentation to convince Servisair staff to hand over the cargo.