She claimed a bag of cash was 'homemade dumplings'
A Beijing student at a Scottish university has been jailed today after laundering tens of thousands of pounds for a Glasgow-based Chinese crime lord.
He asked for her to be given a non-custodial sentence, so she could return to her parents in Beijing, who were described as people "of more than adequate means". On April 6th, 2021, police watched as Huang got into his Merc in a car park near her halls of residence in Wellgreen, Stirling, before emerging with a brown paper bag which she took to the travel money section of the nearest Post Office.
More than £32,000 had been transferred abroad and £31,000 had been used to pay the University of Stirling for tuition fees and accommodation.
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