Dismantled Franco-Switzerland network of arms traffickers
Nine suspects, including a police officer, of joining an arms-trafficking network in Switzerland and selling in France, were charged at the end of
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Nine suspects, including a police officer, of integrating an arms trafficking network that supplied in Switzerland and sold in France, were charged at the end of June, announced today the Attorney General of Lille Norte. The various searches carried out in France allowed the seizure of 23 firearms, several of which were faked, as well as grenades, explosive blocks and detonators. Nine of them were accused on 26 June of possession, manufacture or trade without authorization, in an organized group, of war material, weapons, ammunition, as well as of participation in an association of evildoers, the Public Prosecutor, in a statement.
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Nine suspects, including a police officer, of integrating an arms trafficking network that supplied in Switzerland and sold in France, were charged at the end of June, announced today the Attorney General of Lille Norte
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The various searches carried out in France allowed the seizure of 23 firearms, several of which were faked, as well as grenades, explosive blocks and detonators.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — Mundo +1Nine of them were accused on 26 June of possession, manufacture or trade without authorization, in an organized group, of war material, weapons, ammunition, as well as of participation in an association of evildoers, the Public Prosecutor, in a statement.
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Nine suspects, including a police officer, of integrating a chain of arms trafficking that supplied in Switzerland and sold in France, were..
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