In 2009,the police were able to identify an accused person in 18 percent of all money laundering in comparison to 39 percent for crime in general.

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This statement presents a factual comparison between the police's ability to identify accused individuals in cases of money laundering versus crime in general, indicating that they were able to identify an accused person in 18 percent of all money laundering cases and 39 percent of all crime cases.

In 2009,the Police Were Able to Identify an Accused Person