Chilean police dismantle a $90 million cryptocurrency money laundering network, about 20 people arrested
According to CriptoNoticias, the Southern Metropolitan Prosecutor's Office in Chile, along with the police, dismantled a money laundering network involving approximately 90 million USD, with about 20 people arrested.
The network is suspected of converting illegal funds into cryptocurrency through exchanges and transferring them abroad, with one Banco Santander account manager arrested. Prosecutor Héctor Barros stated that this is one of the largest money laundering cases in Chile in recent years, and the related illegal activities were not conducted through the bank's corporate infrastructure, with the bank cooperating in the investigation.
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