Sukhdev Singh, who has been jailed for three-and-a-half years, took money made from criminal activity into his Normanton house where he would count it before delivering it around the country.
Police found £171,000 in cash at the home.
Singh was involved in what police said was one of the biggest money-laundering scams ever investigated in the East Midlands.
Yesterday, at Derby Crown Court, the 36-year-old was jailed after admitting money-laundering offences.
Detective Inspector Nick Allwood, senior investigating officer in the case, said Singh had been a “foot-soldier” in the wider operation, into which investigations continue…
Singh was arrested in June and police found £171,000 in cash inside the Almond Street property.
They also found money-counting machines and account books, which “indicated a money-laundering operation which commenced in 2007 and totalled £52,231,316”.
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