Experts fighting organised crime say New Zealand must pick up its act to keep pace with trans-national criminals.  

They've released their second report, criticising New Zealand's response to modern crime and money laundering.  

It wants cash to be made a less attractive option for criminals and to ban crypto currency ATMs.  

Drug Detection Agency Chief Executive Glenn Dobson told Ryan Bridge the criminals work quickly, and so must authorities.  

He says New Zealand must get with the times to block criminal groups from using their profits.  

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Experts fighting organised crime say New Zealand must pick up its act to keep pace with trans-national criminals. &nbsp;
They've released their second report, criticising New Zealand's response to modern crime and money laundering. &nbsp;
It wants cash to be made a less attractive option for criminals and to ban crypto currency ATMs. &nbsp;
Drug Detection Agency Chief Executive Glenn Dobson told Ryan Bridge the criminals work quickly, and so must authorities. &nbsp;
He says New Zealand must get with the times to block criminal groups from using their profits. &nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

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Glenn Dobson: Drug Detection Agency CEO on New Zealand's response to organised crime

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