A suspect in the 'Narcos' murder of a teenager has been arrested
The 24-year-old is suspected of being one of four men who abducted, tortured and murdered 17-year-old Keane Mulready-Woods.
He was detained yesterday in connection with breaching bail terms for a different alleged offence, reports The Irish Mirror .
A warrant was issued for his arrest for allegedly breaching his bail conditions two days after body parts belonging to Keane were dumped in a North Dublin housing estate.
Detectives in Ireland continue to carry out searches in the Drogheda area as they attempt to build a case against the chief suspects for the killing.
Members of Keane's family attended a prayer service in Drogheda on Sunday.
Fr Phil Gaffney told Newstalk Breakfast: “They were very appreciative of the fact so many people came out to support them at this horrific time.”
And yesterday, a series of fines against the murdered teen were withdrawn at Dublin District Court .
He had faced five sample counts alleging that as the registered owner of 2011-reg car, he had not paid tolls for journeys on the M50 motorway on June 25, June 27, June 28, June 29 and June 30 last year.
Judge Anthony Halpin agreed to strike out the case after noting from prosecution counsel the defendant had passed away.
