West Mercia Police have cracked down on suspected money laundering linked to illegal waste trade, seizing nearly £100,000 in cash and making two arrests.
Warrants Hit Multiple Locations Across Midlands
The morning raids on Thursday 8 January targeted addresses across Herefordshire, Shropshire, and Worcestershire. Specialist economic crime teams led the operation, backed by neighbourhood policing.
Task Force rapid entry officers and unique digital detection dogs were deployed to support the high-profile action.
West Mercia Police confirmed the probe is ongoing with further enquiries underway.
“Almost £100,000 in cash was seized during warrants executed this morning as part of an ongoing investigation into suspected money laundering linked to illegal waste activity,” said West Mercia Police.
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