South Korean Police Indicted in $186M Crypto Laundering Scheme
Two high-ranking South Korean police officers have been indicted for allegedly accepting bribes from operators of illegal cryptocurrency exchanges involved in a $186 million money laundering operation. The officers are accused of providing sensitive investigative information and requesting account unfreezing in exchange for bribes totaling over $66,500.
The laundering network, disguised as gift-certificate stores, utilized Tether (USDT) to process funds from voice phishing scams. Authorities have frozen approximately $1.1 million in illicit assets. Experts warn that such corruption undermines AML efforts and highlights the need for strong ethical standards in law enforcement.


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South Korean Police Indicted in $186 Million Crypto Laundering Scheme
Two high-ranking South Korean police officers have been indicted for allegedly accepting substantial bribes from operators of illegal cryptocurrenc...








