Raymond KINSELLA has £150,000 confiscated after drugs conviction.

Raymond KINSELLA, a 35 year old male from Bexleyheath, Kent has had £150,000 confiscated after his conviction for supplying cocaine.

On 20th June 2005 KINSELLA and another male were arrested in Bromley by the Middle Market Drugs Team, a joint Metropolitan Police and SOCA unit. The pair had been followed travelling in convoy from KINSELLA's home address in Bexleyheath to a meeting in Bromley. When the vehicles were search a kilogram of cocaine was found. When KINSELLA's home was search £30,000 was found in a carrier bag under the stairs.

In November 2005 KINSELLA was convicted by jury at Woolwich Crown Court and sentenced to eight years imprisonment.

On 12th April 2006 Recorder Greenberg QC determined that KINSELLA's benefit from his criminal conduct was £339,055 and that his Cofiscation Order should be £151,645, the amount of his known assets. this consisted of the equity in two properties and the cash under the stairs.

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