Leeds reflects on money laundering

Do you have concerns that some types of local businesses may be involved in money laundering, and what types of businesses worry you?

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00:00There's so many ways someone can get caught but there's so many procedures that are actually in

00:04place where there's no way the police or someone's not going to get notified that they are actually

00:11money laundering. The curious thing is how many barbershops there are. I live in a small town

00:16called Driftfield and nearly every other shop now is a barbershop and I was reading about it this

00:21morning and it's curious because there aren't, you know, I can't think why. Takeaways, barbershops

00:28and barbershops are what is supposed to be and I can tell you that now. It is a little bit odd that

00:38there are so many barbershops and, you know, we all see it and I don't know why. It's probably money

00:45laundering but maybe a lot of them are just genuine business people, I don't know. Money laundering in

00:50some ways is increasing but also decreasing, like I said, because it's easy to, you know, get caught

00:57and stuff like that. Like, it's not an easy thing to get through.