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Cape Town targets crypto fraud network
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Cape Town targets crypto fraud network

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  • Cape Town police seized luxury vehicles linked to an alleged cryptocurrency fraud investigation.
  • Officers recovered cars fitted with fake licence plates during multiple raids.
  • Authorities said the operation forms part of a wider crackdown on financial crime.

Cape Town police seized luxury cars with fake licence plates during raids linked to an alleged cryptocurrency fraud investigation.

Officers searched several properties as part of an investigation into suspected crypto-related financial crimes.

Police recovered high-value vehicles that investigators believe may have been bought with proceeds from alleged fraud.

Authorities said the investigation is continuing and more arrests or asset seizures could follow.

South African authorities have increased efforts to disrupt cryptocurrency scams and recover assets linked to financial crime.

The latest operation highlights the growing focus on tracing digital assets and luxury goods connected to suspected crypto fraud.

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