Economic Criminals launch two locations in Prizren, suspicion of smuggling drugs and other products

Economic Criminals launch two locations in Prizren, suspicion of smuggling drugs and other products

Economic Criminals launch two locations in Prizren, suspicion of smuggling drugs and other products

A police action against alleged smuggling with drugs and other products is under way in Prizren. Economic Crimes investigators have launched raids at two locations, under an investigation that focuses on the alleged circulation of smuggled goods.

Signal Journal sources suggest the operation is being realised by the entities for investigating the Kosovo Police’s economic crimes.

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According to information provided by the signal, raids are under two locations in Prizren, under the Constitutional Court’s ordinance in Prizren.

Focusing on controls are drugs and other products for which there are doubts that they have been illegally introduced or circulated.

The operation is still under way, while investigators are taking necessary actions to ensure evidence and clarify the suspected circumstances.

So far, there is no confirmed information on arrested persons, the amount of eventually sequentised drugs, or the value of products that are subject to investigation.

The signal paper is conveying developments in this action and will report on the results of the raids and other information that may emerge from the operation.

The signal where the truth speaks before the news!

/Gazeta Sinjali/

Source Layer: Signal

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