Italian and German police collaborated to arrest 29 individuals linked to the 'ndrangheta crime syndicate, known for being highly influential and operational. The arrests encompassed several provinces and a police sergeant in Baden-Wurttemberg. The investigation revealed a scam involving fictitious German food companies ordering high-priced gourmet products like cheese and olive oil, which were never paid for. Criminals then sold the goods to local businesses under duress. This operation reflects ongoing efforts against organized crime, following a broader initiative started in 2020 to combat 'ndrangheta activities internationally.
Police in Italy and Germany have arrested 29 individuals associated with the 'ndrangheta, highlighting the ongoing battle against organized crime and food racketeering.
The investigation unveiled a sophisticated scam where faux German companies placed orders for high-value food products, only to benefit the crime syndicate.
German police arrested a sergeant involved in breaching confidentiality to support 'ndrangheta activities, demonstrating the infiltration of organized crime within law enforcement.
The ongoing operation, part of a broader anti-'ndrangheta initiative, emphasizes international cooperation and the need to dismantle dangerous crime networks across borders.
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