Big cocaine thriller: Investigators confiscated twelve kilograms!

Big cocaine thriller: Investigators confiscated twelve kilograms!

Langeland, Dänemark - On December 15, investigators discovered twelve kilograms of cocaine in a car controlled by an Albanian, which was hidden in packages. The drugs have a horrendous black market value of around 1.2 million euros. The 36-year-old driver, who lives in Italy, apparently intended to travel from northern to southern Europe. According to tirol.orf.at , he was specifically checked due to suspicious criteria and has been in custody since its arrest. The public prosecutor's office, which was now charged, was documented by the public prosecutor. A process is scheduled to take place on April 7, with a prison sentence of five to 15 years in the event of a conviction.

In another, but also shocking development, a 27-year-old Albanian was sentenced to 15 years in prison in Denmark on Wednesday. He confessed to being part of a smuggler syndicate that collected 578 kilograms of cocaine on the coast of Langeland in August this year. This happened on a ship, and the police suspect that the group is members of an international criminal network that is massive amounts of drugs. This campaign is considered one of the largest cocaine finds in Denmark's history. In addition to the long prison sentence, the convicted Albanian is also faced with the expulsion from Denmark and an entry ban was imposed on him, such as daz.dk reported.

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Both cases illustrate how deep drug trafficking in Europe is rooted and how intensively the authorities act against these criminal structures. The Albanian man in Tyrol, who is in custody, and the 27-year-old in Denmark, whose confession led to a long prison sentence, are just two examples of the challenges with which the police are faced with. The high number of cocaine confiscation raises questions about the security and effectiveness of the public prosecutors in the affected countries.