Loyalist sources told this newspaper that while Mawhinney had been using the UVF name as cover to deal drugs he was not a member. The NCA had been investigating Mawhinney for some time ahead of a High Court judgment last week which ordered him to hand over £60,000 - £45,000 of which came from the sale of a motorhome.Ī judge heard how he had “suspected links to the East Belfast UVF” and had been involved in fraud and money laundering. “I’ve nothing to say to anyone about this,” he replied when asked if he was a UVF member and a drug dealer. Mawhinney refused to speak to Sunday Life when we visited his Call-A-Cab premises on the Balloo Road in Bangor. ![]() There is no suggestion that any other former or current employees or directors of the taxi company had any involvement in criminality.
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