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Pyramid scheme leads to NZ s largest ever forfeiture

Date Time Pyramid scheme leads to NZ’s largest ever forfeiture A money laundering investigation linked to a multi-national pyramid scheme has led to New Zealand’s largest ever forfeiture under the Criminal Proceeds (Recovery) Act 2009. The High Court has approved a settlement between Police and Xiaohua (known as Edward) Gong that enables the forfeiture of over $70 million. Police first restrained the property in March 2017 following an investigation into suspicious funds deposited in New Zealand bank accounts between 2009 and 2016. The funds were identified as being profits from the pyramid scheme based in China and Canada. Detective Inspector Craig Hamilton says Gong is based in Canada and the money was transferred to New Zealand to conceal its source.

Police seize assets worth over $70 million in money laundering investigation

Police seize assets worth over $70 million in money laundering investigation © Getty NZ Policemen on duty patrol the streets of Queenstown Police have seized over $70 million - mostly cash - linked to an international pyramid scheme in China and Canada. The High Court has approved a settlement between Police and Xiaohua (known as Edward) Gong that enables the forfeiture of over $70m. It is New Zealand s largest ever forfeiture under the Criminal Proceeds (Recovery) Act 2009. In a statement, police said they first restrained the property in March 2017 following an investigation into suspicious funds deposited in New Zealand bank accounts between 2009 and 2016.

Investigation launched into overnight shooting incident in Derry - Highland Radio

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Three arrested in swoop against INLA criminality

A man is arrested by armed security forces outside Greggs at the Twin Spires Centre, Northumberland Street off the Falls Road, Belfast. Detective Inspector Hamilton said: “At 9am on Saturday as part of a proactive policing operation into criminality linked to the INLA, a car was stopped in the west Belfast area resulting in the recovery of a firearm and ammunition. “Two men, aged 23 and 27, were arrested at the scene on suspicion of conspiracy to commit robbery, encouraging or assisting an offence, and possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life. “A short time later a 30-year old-male was arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit robbery and encouraging or assisting an offence.”

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