In an operation coordinated via Eurojust, the Serbian authorities arrested five suspects this week for organising the long-term, large-scale transport of illicit drugs to Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Norway. Previously, eight fictitious owners of haulage companies used for these transports had already been detained in Serbia. This week’s successful action is the result of a joint investigation team (JIT) between Serbia and the four Nordic countries, set up and supported by Eurojust.Read More
Main organisers of large-scale drug transports to Nordic countries arrested in Serbia
Related Posts
New operation against criminal network smuggling Syrian migrants to Germany: five arrests
Eurojust has supported the German and Dutch authorities in a coordinated action against an organised crime group (OCG) smuggling mainly Syrian migrants to Germany. In… BronNew operation against criminal network smuggling Syrian migrants to Germany: five arrests
Action against ATM fraud in Romania and UK stopped by joint investigation team with Eurojust assistance
Authorities in Romania and the United Kingdom have taken concerted action to block criminals who illegally withdrew cash from automated teller machines (ATMs) on a… BronAction against ATM fraud in Romania and UK stopped by joint investigation team with Eurojust assistance
Large-scale thefts of luxury watches: gang dismantled in Italy with support of Eurojust
Nine members of a gang involved in stealing luxury watches were arrested this week in Italy, with the support of Eurojust. Through an exchange of… BronLarge-scale thefts of luxury watches: gang dismantled in Italy with support of Eurojust