Crime World

Dutch cocaine kingpin Bolle Jos has been named as Europe’s biggest supplier after being linked to a string of multi-tonne cocaine seizures.
Living in Sierra Leone, where he is reportedly in a relationship with the President’s daughter, Jos has found sanctuary in a corrupt African country with no extradition treaty with Europe.
So how will Dutch authorities get their man? And will they send special forces to grab him from the secure compound where he lives with his partner, Agnes Bio?
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A UVF hitman has said loyalist death squads were run by MI5, and he is willing to tell a peace and reconciliation process all about it.
Paul Beattie was once one of the most active gunmen for the UVF in Belfast in the 1990s.
Niall speaks to Steven Moore about Beattie's past and how it weighs heavily on him.
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Synthetic cannabis vapes are causing a wave of psychiatric problems among Irish teens, including drug-induced psychosis.
Niall talks to Crime World's Denise Smith about the hidden dangers of HHC vapes and how they are still being sold under the counter despite a ban.
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A network of narco bosses known as the ‘EncroChat Eight’ were supplying some of the most powerful drug mobs stretching from Dublin to Donegal, proving there is no border when it comes to the business of drugs.
The links between the powerful gangs show a supermarket supply chain of cannabis, cocaine, tablets and methamphetamine being bought and sold like any regular commodity.
Nicola and Niall talk about the fascinating case which provides a window into a corporate world.
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The son of Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch has been extradited to Ireland and brought before the courts on a charge of facilitating a crime gang.
Nicola speaks to Niall Donald about the case.
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