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Two Men Charged After £113K Seized

Friday, 27 May 2022 06:30

Two men from Jersey will appear in the Magistrate's Court next month after a Customs and Immigration Service operation led to nearly £113,000 in cash being seized.

28 year old Sean Liam Cooney and Joseph John Reaney, who is 31, have been charged with entering into or becoming concerned in an arrangement regarding criminal property.

The money was seized on 15 December 2021 in the St Catherine's area by JCIS, with support from police officers.

The men are due to appear before the magistrate on 8 June.

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