A tip about a swerving van leads police to 66,000 US silver coins in a fraud case
Norwegian police recovered 66,000 U.S. silver coins after stopping a swerving van near Oslo. The discovery follows a yearslong money laundering and fraud investigation. Officers stopped the vehicle in Baerum in April 2025 after receiving a tip.
On a yearslong hunt for thousands of U.S. silver coins squirreled away in Norway, police investigating a money laundering case finally got a lucky break: A tip about a van swerving on a highway outside Oslo last year. When officers pulled the vehicle over for inspection, in Baerum, west of the capital, in April 2025, […]
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