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NY 4-102
On May 28, 1982,
pursuantto_anEBT
reaμest,.a
search of this container by
at Port
Newark, New Jersey was conducted and resulted in the discovery
and seizure of approximately' 50 semi-automatic rifles and
hand guns, several thousand rounds of ammunition, various
types of electronic equipment, 55 blasting caps, bullet
proof vest, and various pieces of military paraphernalia.
Among the items recovered was the electronic devices which
had been previously sold by
to
and
which had been previously marked by
the FBI.
b6
b7c
b7D
One semi-automatic rifle, a quantity of ammunition,
b7E
a bullet proof vest and related items which had been discovered
from the container were replaced into the container_ and
shipped to Ireland in an FBI,
cooperative
and apprehend the persons in Ireland who were responsible
for the receipt of the above seized weapons.
On June 3, 1982 the FBI conducted an additional
surveillance on
in the vicinity of Sea Lanes
Shipping
J Company Offices at New York and during the surveillance
was positively identified as the shipper and consignee
of
the
container in question. Certain documents executed
by
for Trans Freight Lines were obtained as evidence
of
his invovlement.
On June 18. 1982
effected
b6
the arrest of
the
b7c
and one
after
b7D
they accepted delivery of the aforementioned container and
transported it to a house in Limerick, Ireland.
were charged with violations of the Irish National
Gun Laws.
The Reverand
was. subsequently
released without charge on July 29, 1982.
is on bond in Ireland.
The previously mentioned approved
petermined
that
wasimmediatelyadvisedofthearrestof
in Ireland.
A-4~
On May 28, 1982,
pursuantto_anEBT
reaμest,.a
search of this container by
at Port
Newark, New Jersey was conducted and resulted in the discovery
and seizure of approximately' 50 semi-automatic rifles and
hand guns, several thousand rounds of ammunition, various
types of electronic equipment, 55 blasting caps, bullet
proof vest, and various pieces of military paraphernalia.
Among the items recovered was the electronic devices which
had been previously sold by
to
and
which had been previously marked by
the FBI.
b6
b7c
b7D
One semi-automatic rifle, a quantity of ammunition,
b7E
a bullet proof vest and related items which had been discovered
from the container were replaced into the container_ and
shipped to Ireland in an FBI,
cooperative
and apprehend the persons in Ireland who were responsible
for the receipt of the above seized weapons.
On June 3, 1982 the FBI conducted an additional
surveillance on
in the vicinity of Sea Lanes
Shipping
J Company Offices at New York and during the surveillance
was positively identified as the shipper and consignee
of
the
container in question. Certain documents executed
by
for Trans Freight Lines were obtained as evidence
of
his invovlement.
On June 18. 1982
effected
b6
the arrest of
the
b7c
and one
after
b7D
they accepted delivery of the aforementioned container and
transported it to a house in Limerick, Ireland.
were charged with violations of the Irish National
Gun Laws.
The Reverand
was. subsequently
released without charge on July 29, 1982.
is on bond in Ireland.
The previously mentioned approved
petermined
that
wasimmediatelyadvisedofthearrestof
in Ireland.
A-4~