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Gardaí have arrested three men in Waterford suspected of having committed money laundering offences.
The arrests were made following searches in Waterford City earlier today (Thursday January 19) as part of the ongoing Operation Thor, which was launched seven years ago to tackle an increase in burglaries and criminal activity during winter months.
Gardaí also seized €45,000 in cash from three locations as part of today's operation.
Gardaí carried out searches in Waterford city today and seized €45,000 in cash.
— Garda Info (@gardainfo) January 19, 2023
Three men were arrested on suspicion of having committed money laundering offences and are being
detained under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act 1984. Investigations ongoing.#OperationThor pic.twitter.com/W0LcnyE4BH
The arrested men - two of whom are aged in their 30s with one in his 40s - are currently detained at Tramore and Dungarvan Garda Stations under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act 1984.
Investigations are ongoing.
Image: Twitter (@gardainfo)
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