Man From the Mink Industry in North Jutland Convicted of Money Laundering
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50-year-old man from the Aars region must perform community service and has 800,000 kroner confiscated
A 50-year-old man from the Aars region must perform community service and has 800,000 kroner confiscated.
A Danish mink breeder has been convicted of laundering drug money from a restaurateur, then lawsuits are planned as a result of the new Nitrogen Act and finally, the Danish Parliament has passed a law on the use of foreign labor in agriculture.
A man in his 20s from Arendal has been sentenced to 60 days in prison for aggravated money laundering.
Another man from the mink industry was convicted of money laundering on Thursday. The court in Aalborg has found a 50-year-old man from the Aars region guilty of partially laundering 3.2 million kroner. This is according to the prosecution at the National Unit for Serious Crime. The sentence is one year and six months in prison. Three months are unconditional and must therefore be served. The rest is conditional on him serving 200 hours of commu…
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