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The first downfall Leon Cullen and his twin brother Anthony were born in the summer of 1987. Growing up in the Longford area of the town, Anthony was the more level-headed and popular of the two while Leon could prove to be a volatile character on occasion. It was not unknown for the pair to fall out from time to time, as brothers do. By the early 2010s, Leon and Anthony were beginning to gain notoriety in the criminal underworld. Leon soon rose to become the ‘mastermind’ of an 18-man drugs cartel which shipped at least 5kg of cocaine worth around £300,000 across the north west during a six-month period from August 2010 onwards, as well as supplying other gangs in Warrington.
Cullen in custody after being extradited back to the UK Detective chief inspector Mike Evans, of the force s serious and organised crime unit, said: “Leon operated a network that was widespread and included the supply of cocaine and firearms to other organised crime groups across the north west. “When he fled the country in 2018, a significant policing operation began that was built on information from the local community along with other sensitive networks that centred on uncovering the identity that he was using to travel. “Once we knew the details of the false passport that had been sought to him from his associates, it was then easy to narrow him down to the United Arab Emirates.
North Dakota Community Foundation Surpasses $115 Million in Net Assets
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BISMARK - The North Dakota Community Foundation (NDCF) has announced that it surpassed $115 million in net assets in 2020. The organization was founded in 1976 to improve the quality of life of North Dakotans through charitable giving and promoting philanthropy.
NDCF currently manages over 750 charitable funds, including 69 local community foundations in the state and over 150 scholarship funds for North Dakota students. It has awarded over $84 million in grants since its inception. The organization has offices in Bismarck, Larimore, Dickinson, and Wahpeton, North Dakota.
Local community foundations at NDCF in this part of the state include:
Cleary unhappy with start but happy with stops in Bathurst
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Penrith coach Ivan Cleary was far from satisfied with the side s 80-minute performance during their 28-16 win over the Sea Eagles but gave credit to Manly for pushing them to their limits.
The Panthers held their nerve against a gallant Manly outfit to secure their eighth straight win to start the season - the best by an NRL club since Melbourne in 2012.
A long-range try with five minutes left from Sea Eagles winger Jason Saab set up a grandstand finish in Bathurst after the Panthers enjoyed a 22-12 lead midway through the second half.