
Two officers face indictment for allegedly aiding a massive USDT laundering network, highlighting the intersection of cryptocurrency crime and law enforcement corruption risks.
Two South Korean police officers have been indicted for allegedly taking bribes and assisting a cryptocurrency laundering network valued at 250 billion KRW ($186 million), according to Solid Intel. The case involves facilitating laundering activities primarily using USDT and allegedly providing operational support to the criminal group. Authorities have frozen assets linked to the network, intensifying scrutiny on law enforcement’s vulnerability to corruption within large-scale crypto-related crimes.