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Police cut human trafficking chain from Albania, Turkey and Kosovo
Belgrade,
8 June 2006
The Serbian Ministry of Interior said that members of the special unit for fighting organised crime cut human trafficking chain from Albania, Turkey and Kosovo-Metohija.
On June 6, on the Belgrade-Zagreb highway, near Kuzmin, five persons were arrested as members of an organised criminal group that tried to smuggle four Serbian citizens of Albanian nationality from Kosovo-Metohija, including one underage person.
The suspects who charged €2,000 per person for this service, have been brought before the investigative judge in the Sremska Mitrovica municipal court.
The suspects who charged €2,000 per person for this service, have been brought before the investigative judge in the Sremska Mitrovica municipal court.
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