Prosecutors claw back £1.8million from a gangland money launderer who was named in the Panama Papers after selling his home, painting and gold bars... while he's still on the run

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Prosecutors claw back £1.8million from a gangland money launderer who was named in the Panama Papers after selling his home, painting and gold bars... while he's still on the run

Lenn Mayhew-Lewis - whose company accounts were listed in the infamous Panama Papers data leak and who has been on the run since March 2023 - has been targeted under proceeds of crime powers.