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For any copyright, please send me a message. A body discovered in a sports bag on a housing estate is feared to belong to a missing teen slain in Narcos-style warning by feuding drug mobs. Gardai suspect the human limbs, found in the bag on a north Dublin housing estate, could belong to a 17-year-old who has not been seen in several days. The gruesome discovery was made by youths at Moatview Gardens in Coolock at 10pm last night. Authorities have made a connecting to a missing persons case after a 17-year-old from Drogheda, County Louth, has been missing for days, reports the Irish Mirror. Sinn Fein TD Denise Mitchell described the barbaric find as “distressing and horrific”. She said: “The people of Coolock and the wider Dublin Bay North area have been subjected to fear and intimidation by these drug gangs for too long, but this is a particularly grisly chapter," the Irish Mirror reports. “This incident really drives home the need for greater Garda resources in the area. Gardai in Coolock station are overstretched as it is. How many more deaths and brutal incidents such as this must be inflicted upon local residents until they get the help they need?” Gardai are trying to identify the victim and have appealed to families with missing loved ones to get in touch. The remains were being examined at the city morgue. A head and torso have still not been found, leading to fears the dismemberment is a deliberate terror tactic rather than an attempt to get rid of the body. Sources claim feuding gangs had issued a threat to kill and “chop up” rival members in recent days. One line of inquiry centres on a naive teenager linked to one of the feuding drugs mobs in Drogheda who have been waging a violent turf war in recent months. The youth was said to have contacts with the faction behind an attempted hit in the town on Monday which left an innocent taxi driver injured. The intended target was a leading member of one of the gangs who escaped unhurt and it is feared his mob could have carried out the abduction and murder of the teenager. Relatives and friends of the missing youth have been desperately trying to contact him for a number of days and were still hoping he would be found safe. Detectives are also probing possible links between the victim and drug gangs in Coolock – the stronghold of the mob boss dubbed “Mr Big”. The human remains – believed to be legs and an arm - were thrown from a car just metres from the scene of the 2018 gangland murder of Ken Finn. The 36-year-old was a hitman for Mr Big and was a suspect in the shooting dead of Real IRA chief Alan Ryan. Finn’s murder sparked a feud between Mr Big and a notoriously violent northside criminal who has just recently been freed from prison.
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