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Dubai Police seized 1,034kg of drugs in Q4 2020

Dubai Police seized 1,034kg of drugs in Q4 2020 0 Comments Get daily business news from the region delivered straight to your inbox I agree to the terms and conditions SIGN UP It arrested 1,044 suspects in 728 drug-related cases over the last quarter of 2020 February 14, 2021 The Dubai Police seized 1,034kg of illegal drugs in Q4 2020 in 728 narcotic-related cases arresting 1,044 suspects. Brigadier Eid Muhammad Thani Hareb, director of Anti-narcotics at Dubai Police, said that the force had cooperated and coordinated their efforts with others from within and outside the Dubai Police department. In a Facebook post, it revealed that it had blocked 16 websites that promoted drugs.

U S Government Collects Million in Iranian Assets for Victims of Terrorism Fund

Published: 10 January 2021 10 January 2021 Washington, DC - The Justice Department announced the United States has collected $7 million of Iranian funds that will be allocated to provide compensation to American victims of international state-sponsored terrorism. The funds are the United States’ share of a civil forfeiture investigation that is part of the government’s pursuit of a complex international conspiracy which spanned the globe.  The conspiracy’s purpose was to violate the United States imposed international economic sanctions regime on Iran and included several Iranian nationals and others, who fraudulently transferred approximately $1 billion worth of Iranian-owned funds to accounts around the world.

US government seizes millions from Iran sanctions scam and thanks UAE for help

SHARE The US government on Tuesday said it collected $7 million in Iranian assets after unveiling a complex conspiracy that included fraudulent money transfers across the US, South Korea, the Emirates and Georgia. A senior official thanked the UAE for its assistance in putting an end to the scam. The recovered money was the US share of a civil forfeiture after the discovery of attempts to breach sanctions on Tehran by wiring Iranian funds to accounts overseas, the Justice Department said in a statement. The forfeited money will be used to compensate victims of terrorist attacks. “The funds forfeited today had been destined to benefit criminal actors who engaged in an elaborate scheme to violate US sanctions against Iran, one of the world’s leading state sponsors of terrorism,” acting assistant attorney general David Burns said.

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