Independent charity Crimestoppers has launched a new campaign to disrupt money laundering in the South West.
It said it was appealing to members of the public to look for signs of people laundering money and to report it to them anonymously.
Criminals frequently use cash-heavy businesses, such as nail bars, car washes and taxi firms, as fronts in order to “clean” money, the charity said.
The campaign is being sponsored by the South West Regional Organised Crime Unit to promote awareness of money laundering.
