Two tradesmen were found guilty of money laundering by the Glostrup Court on Thursday for purchasing 20 fictitious invoices.

The conviction marks a significant development in the fight against financial crime within the trades industry. The court’s decision underscores the seriousness with which such offenses are treated.

The tradesmen engaged in money laundering by acquiring 20 false invoices. This scheme was uncovered during an investigation, leading to their arrest and subsequent trial.

The prosecution argued that the purchase of these invoices was a deliberate attempt to conceal illicit funds. The defense countered, but the court ultimately sided with the prosecution.

The court’s ruling serves as a warning to others who might consider engaging in similar activities. The authorities remain vigilant in their efforts to detect and prosecute financial crimes. Further details regarding sentencing are expected to be released shortly.