SYDNEY, Oct 26 (Reuters) – Australian police have arrested seven members of an alleged Chinese crime syndicate for laundering hundreds of millions of dollars through one of the country’s largest money remitters after a giant sting operation involving U.S. Homeland Security.
Police said on Thursday the Chinese Long River crime syndicate allegedly laundered A$229 million ($143 million) through the Changjiang Currency Exchange, one of the country’s largest independently-owned remitters with dozens of shops nationwide, between 2020 and 2023.
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