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Granny had ?40,000 of stolen gear.
A GRANDMOTHER stored ?40,000 of stolen fashion and beauty goods for criminals in her home, a court has heard.
Martina ONeill had befriended a drug-addicted single mother and had bought the goods from her temporarily in order to give her some money.
The arrangement was for the girl to buy back the goods, but instead she went to the people she was working for and told them she had not been paid by ONeill, the court was told.
These criminals then came ...
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