[Photo: PARLIAMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF FIJI/ FACEBOOK]Police say gaps in financial intelligence are slowing the trail of money linked to serious crime. Sateki also explained that these issues can affect investigations into money laundering and offences such as drug trafficking, fraud, cybercrime, human trafficking and corruption. The Anti-Money Laundering and Proceeds of Crime Unit is responsible for examining suspicious transactions, tracing money flows and identifying assets suspected to be linked to criminal activity. Sateki said the focus was not only on prosecuting offenders but also on disrupting criminal networks and recovering money and assets gained through crime. He adds that stronger information sharing will improve investigations and help police trace the financial gains of crime.