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A man has been charged after £20,000 in cash, mobile phones, designer clothes and watches were found and seized by officers at a house in Liverpool.
Anthony Duncan, aged 31, of Westmoreland Place, Liverpool was charged with conspiracy to supply class A drugs (cocaine, conspiracy to supply class B drugs (cannabis), and acquire / use / possess criminal property (money laundering) yesterday, Tuesday 9th January.
An arrest was made at a house in Liverpool on Monday 8 January following an investigation by Operation Venetic - an international police operation targeting criminals who use a mobile encryption service to try to evade detection when supplying drugs or dangerous weapons.
He has been remanded in custody and will appear at Wirral magistrates court this morning (Wednesday 10th January 2024).