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Iranian businessman nicknamed Mr G who ran money laundering operation for illegal small boats gangs across the Channel from Wood Green office block faces jail after being found guilty of six offences - Vimarsana News

Iranian businessman nicknamed Mr G who ran money laundering operation for illegal small boats gangs across the Channel from Wood Green office block faces jail after being found guilty of six offences

Asghar Gheshalghian, 48, acted as a banker for the gangsters trafficking tens of thousands of illegal immigrants across the English channel.

Rug seller 'Mr G' laundered money for people smugglers - Vimarsana News

Rug seller 'Mr G' laundered money for people smugglers

A rug seller known as ‘Mr G’ was secretly laundering money for small boat people smugglers.

Dutch man extradited to UK after cops seize guns and ammo in Channel Tunnel - Vimarsana News

Dutch man extradited to UK after cops seize guns and ammo in Channel Tunnel

A 34-year-old Dutch national has appeared in court in the UK after an AK47-style automatic rifle and handgun as well as 100 rounds of ammunition were seized at the Channel Tunnel terminal in Coquelles, northern France.

Couple tried to smuggle €248k in crime cash to Italy during lockdown - Vimarsana News

Couple tried to smuggle €248k in crime cash to Italy during lockdown

A couple have been convicted of money laundering after attempting to smuggle more than £200,000 (€248,500) out of the UK during the height of the pandemic.

Pictured: Couple who tried to smuggle €248k in crime cash to Italy during lockdown - Vimarsana News

Pictured: Couple who tried to smuggle €248k in crime cash to Italy during lockdown

A couple have been convicted of money laundering after attempting to smuggle more than £200,000 (€248,500) out of the UK during the height of the pandemic.