Money laundering charge for man found with $4m cash in boot of his car
A man has been charged with money laundering after Queensland Police found more than $4 million in the boot of a car in a “random intercept”.
Nov 23, 2021, updated May 22, 2025
Police allege they found $4 million in cash in the boot of a car that was pulled over by Queensland police in a random stop. (File photo). (File image/ABC)
Police said a patrol noticed the man acting suspiciously near a vehicle at Calamvale in Brisbane’s south on Saturday and when officers approached, the 28-year-old placed a large suitcase in the car boot.
After the man became “nervous and elusive” when questioned, officers searched his car and found about $4.1 million in cash wrapped in vacuum sealed bags inside two suitcases.
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Police said the man had entered Queensland from NSW last week, and also charged him with failure to comply with a Covid-19 direction.
The man was remanded in custody on Monday and will next appear in court in Brisbane on December 6.
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