Police want more to be invested to tackle money laundering
.jpg)
It’s a department that doesn’t often hit the headlines in the Royal Gibraltar Police.
However, the Money Laundering Investigation Unit (MLIU) is one of the busiest in the force and has helped recoup millions of pounds from organised crime over the past few years on the Rock.
Working closely with their Fraud Squad colleagues, the two teams form the RGP’s Economic Crime Unit (ECU).
At the helm of the ECU is Detective Chief Inspector Tunbridge, who has been an officer in the RGP for over 23 years, 17 of which in the ECU.
So what’s it like being in charge of one of the RGP’s busiest teams?
“It’s rewarding, interesting and good to know that we are tackling organised crime at its heart,” said DCI Tunbridge.
MORE IN PANORAMA PRINT EDITION
11-01-22 PANORAMAdailyGIBRALTAR
Search Panorama
Headlines
- Carmen Gomez Diary
- Govt pleased to see video from TNG Global on Eastside Project
- 1611 Gibraltarians in London says Mayor
- Marathon runners in aid of The EV Foundation Trust
- Hassans Centenary Terraces Topping Out Ceremony
- Vox will close border after finding jobs for workers!
- Royal Engineers Celebratory Weekend
- Gibraltar ranks better on transparency index than UK or Spain