Armagh man charged with laundering fuel scam money

Customs officials have charged an Armagh man with laundering funds from fuel fraud in the North.

Armagh man charged with laundering fuel scam money
Sat, 14 Aug, 2004 - 13:26

Customs officials have charged an Armagh man with laundering funds from fuel fraud in the North.

The man was arrested as part of a cross-border operation between Customs and Excise and the PSNI.

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