During Pandora VIII, several thousand checks were carried out at countless airports, ports and border crossing points, as well as in auction houses, museums and private residences. Law enforcement also patrolled the web and conducted over 6 000 online checks, which led to the recovery of 580 stolen goods. Across the involved countries, around 113 criminal and 137 administrative cases… Read More
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