Saturday, July 11, 2026

ARREST OF DOMINICA EX-MINISTER OF TOURISM ON MONEY LAUNDERING CHARGES; ARE MORE ARRESTS COMING?

ROBERT TONGUE, accused cryptolaunderer

The reported arrest yesterday, of ROBERT T.L. TONGUE, a prominent businessman from the Commonwealth of Dominica, who is both a former Senator and ex-Minister of Tourism and Culture (2014-2019), on charges of money laundering, has raised serious concerns on the part of Dominicans; are more arrests forthcoming? Dominicans, who are now fully aware that there are Cooperating Individuals (CIs) in the Caribbean, know to be supplying incriminating evidence against present and former Dominican government officials, from our recent article

COOPERATION INVOLVING CRIMINAL ACTIVITY IN ANTIGUA AND DOMINICA, COMING FROM NEW SOURCES, FURTHER EXPOSES MONEY LAUNDERING OPERATIONS THERE

https://rijock.blogspot.com/2026/07/cooperation-involving-criminal-activity.html

are wondering aloud and on radio broadcasts who will be named next.

Tongue allegedly employed cryptocurrency transactions to transfer funds for criminal elements, and collected what are said to be huge fees for his money laundering services. Research reveals TUNER LIFESTYLE INC. , TONGUE FINANCIAL SERVICES and FREIGHTMASTER as a corporate entities Tongue is affiliated with. He also claims to be the Coordinator of the Dominican Government Digital Economy Unit. When additional details about the pending case are available, we shall update our readers accordingly. We are especially interested in Tongue's connection to Dominica's crypto sector, some of which has been linked to organized crime.

Readers who have not read the above-mentioned article are urged to review it, in order to further understand why Dominicans fear additional arrests, coming at a time when the Commonwealth faces visa restrictions from the United States, the imminent loss of its CBI economic passport program, and further American sanctions connected to its secret relationship with Communist China that the United States considers a direct National Security threat.

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