Raid against red light king Boki: Bosnian police strikes!

Raid against red light king Boki: Bosnian police strikes!

In a large campaign, the security authorities in Bosnia-Herzegovina carried out the arrest of Armin "Boki" C., a notorious rocker king from Villingen-Schwenningen. The raid, in which several members of his organization were also arrested, took place on Tuesday and Wednesday. According to reports from radio Sarajevo and the Black Forest messenger, the arrest was arrested after years of investigations by the police and public prosecutor.

Boki was caught in the canton of West Herzegovina, in a region that is only a few kilometers from the Croatian border. Seven other people were also arrested in this "Geko" operation, including his son. The Bosnian police stated that the measures were carried out in cooperation with various investigative authorities from Germany, Switzerland and Croatia.

The allegations against the group

Armin C. originally comes from Prijedor and fled to Germany during the Bosnia War. In 2004 he founded the Rocker Group United Tribuns in Villingen-Schwenningen, which has grown strongly since its foundation and now comprises around 1700 members. The group extends over Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the Balkans. In the dark history of the United Tribuns, violent clashes with other rocker groups have occurred several times. In September 2022, the association was finally banned by Interior Minister Nancy Faeser, which led to large -scale raids.

Although the knowledge gaps about the processes in Bosnia-Herzegovina are great, Boki quickly found a way to continue his life into prosperity after his escape from Germany. Photos from social media show him and his brother Nermin surrounded by luxury cars and expensive watches, while the Bosnian police hesitated to act against the brothers. According to media reports, Boki is considered the leader of a criminal organization that is not only involved in drug deals in Bosnia, but also internationally.

nermin C. was arrested in August 2022 when he tried to travel from Bosnia to Croatia. There are reports that he has now been delivered to Switzerland. It remains to be seen whether Boki will soon be delivered. The spokeswoman for the Constance public prosecutor said that Boki was arrested as part of the Bosnian-Herzegovinian criminal prosecution. Further information on possible German investments were not given due to the investigation tactical.

The arrest of Boki is a significant step in the efforts to prevent the criminal structures of the United Tribuns and at the same time to strengthen the cooperation between the European law enforcement authorities. However, big questions remain unanswered: Do you know the background of this arrest in South Baden? Maybe Boki may also be delivered? The events could have far -reaching importance for the future fight against organized crime in Europe.