Two more men have been arrested as part of an investigation into a suspected multi-million pound fraud.
The pair were arrested in Guernsey on Monday (30 March) after arriving in the Channel Islands from the Isle of Man. They were interviewed and released on police bail.
Two men from the Island have already been arrested as part of Operation Bannock, a police probe into a suspected £21 million VAT and money laundering operation.
They have been bailed pending further investigations.
The inquiry is a joint effort between officers from the Isle of Man Financial Crime Unit, HM Revenue and Customs, Cheshire Constabulary, the UK National Crime Agency and Guernsey's Border Agency.
Guernsey’s Financial Investigations Unit says it’s pleased with progress made in the investigation, and says the new arrests illustrate its determination to target those suspected of laundering the proceeds of crime.
Improving Island's whistleblowing policies like 'turning an oil tanker', says PSC
Old Castletown Road to close for over two weeks
Fewer property sales in January but average price rises
Manx team competes in 'Olympics' of Sheep shearing in New Zealand
Sign up for Isle Listen 'Castle to Castle' challenge