Yunlin prosecutors have indicted 10 people for running a cross-border money laundering ring that used credit cards at Macau casinos to hide billions in illegal gambling profits.
The Yunlin District Prosecutors Office says the ring recruited high-income professionals to act as "couriers", who would swipe credit cards at casinos to get chips, pretend to gamble, and cash out the remaining chips for clean currency.
Officials say the group processed an estimated $33 billion NT in suspicious cash.
Police have carried out four raids in Taipei, New Taipei, and Taichung since last November, and the two alleged leaders of the group remain at large.
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