Canadian police freeze $2m in cash and assets

Canadian police investigating Osama bin Laden's financial network have frozen 26 bank accounts.

Thu, 08 Nov, 2001 - 14:57

Canadian police investigating Osama bin Laden's financial network have frozen 26 bank accounts.

The accounts contain cash and assets worth around $2m.

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