Allegedly removed £8,750 of criminal property
Two men from the south of the Island have appeared in court charged with money laundering offences.
Twenty-year-old Tommy Cooil-Williams, of Strathclyde Court in Castletown, and 21-year-old Kye Mason, of Bridson Street in Port Erin, went before magistrates.
Neither has yet entered a plea to attempting to remove £8,750 of criminal property on 14 August last year.
Both were bailed and will appear in court again on 14 April.
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