Grand Ducal Police

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The Grand Ducal Police have advised that missing person Dragan Gavrilovic, who had not been seen since the 7th of October, has been found.

In conversation with RTL this morning, Greens MP Maris Sohovic criticised the government for failing to act decisively in the face of a major migration fraud scandal and for presenting a state budget he described as out of touch with the current crisis.

In international news, a head teacher and a member of the teaching staff have been injured in a shooting at a middle school in Aubagne in southern France.

What makes this money laundering technique so popular, and how can people, particularly young people, protect themselves? Later on, we'll hear what Luxembourg banks are doing to combat money muling.

But first, what exactly is money muling? Here to explain is Jeff Laroche, head of the Anti Money Laundering unit in the Criminal Investigation Department at the Grand Ducal Police.

Uh, hi Aaron, nice to meet you, and, uh, thank you very much for the invitation.

Uh, money muling is, um, carrying dirty money for someone else, which is, uh, money, uh, laundering and which is forbidden in, uh, Luxembourg.

So there are maybe some possibilities to, um, to help.

And we'll put the link for Be Secure in the show notes.

Uh, so Jeff Laroche from the Grand Ducal Police, thank you very much for joining us.

Thank you for being here.

The news follows on from another recent prisoner death involving a 24-year-old at a psychiatric ward.

The Grand Ducal Police have responded to four violent incidents yesterday.

In Ettelbruck, witnesses stopped a man trying to attack another with an iron bar.

Other altercations involving weapons, drugs, and public intoxication led to arrests in Luxembourg City, Esch-sur-Alzette, and Foetz.