The agency also hosted ten coordination meetings and set up a coordination centre to enable rapid cooperation between the judicial authorities involved in the action day. Police and judicial authorities in lockstepĮurojust supported the involved authorities by establishing and funding two joint investigation teams. In order to pay for cocaine or to transfer illicit assets, the criminals often relied on facilitators using the hawala system. The criminal group was investing its profits in real estate, restaurants, hotels, car wash companies, supermarkets, and other commercial activities. Investigators tracked the flow of money in an extensive global money laundering system, with massive investments in Belgium, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil. Furthermore, the ‘Ndrangheta clans were involved in international firearms trafficking from Pakistan to South America, providing weapons to the notorious criminal group PCC (Primeiro Comando da Capital) in exchange for cocaine shipments. Authorities uncovered that the network was working in partnership with the Colombian organised crime group ‘Gulf Clan’ and an Albanian-speaking crime group operating in Ecuador and multiple European Countries.
The Italian criminal network was mainly devoted to international drug trafficking from South America to Europe, as well as Australia. Two of these fugitives had been on the EU Most Wanted list. Members of the criminal network were engaged in criminal conspiracy not only by being part of a mafia-style organisation, but also by being responsible for drug trafficking, firearms trafficking, illegal firearms possession, money laundering, fraudulent asset registration, tax fraud and tax evasion, as well as the aiding and abetting of fugitives (who have since been arrested). Some of these families have been involved in decades-long clan violence known as San Luca feud, culminating in massive shootings in Italy and abroad, such as the Duisburg massacre in Germany in 2007. The criminal network under investigation was led by several powerful ‘Ndrangheta families based mainly in the town of San Luca, which is in the Italian province of Reggio Calabria. EU Innovation Hub for Internal Security.20 years of Eurojust: anniversary essays.Report on Budgetary and Financial Management.
#MAFIA 4 RELEASE DATE 2022 UPDATE#
In other news, the release dates for PS5 firmware update 6.00 and 7.00 have been reportedly revealed, and revised, lighter PS5 models are reportedly being rolled out. Other tennis franchises like AO Tennis, Tennis World Tour, and Matchpoint have attempted to fill the gap, but none of them have high average scores from fans or critics. Hanger 13 is also allegedly working on a Top Spin revival codenamed “Hammer” that will hopefully bring tennis back to the forefront in the sports genre. While the Mafia 3 engine has been used to remaster the Definition Editions for Mafia 1 and 2, the game will reportedly use a more updated engine. Like the first two Mafia games, it will focus on linear storytelling, and given what we know of Don Salieri in the series, we’ll likely see this prequel reveal his origin story. That said, this second game as reported in late May was not greenlit by 2K at the time.Īs rumored by prominent leaker Nick Shpeshal on the Xbo圎ra podcast, the prequel has been codenamed Nero and will feature the Don Salieri family. The latest rumors say that Hangar 13 is apparently working on two new Mafia games, with one being a Mafia prequel set in Sicily in the late 19th-century, early 20-century and the second being a sequel to this prequel. I’m happy to confirm we’ve started work on an all-new Mafia project! While it’s a few years away and we can’t share anything more right now, we’re really excited to keep working on this beloved franchise and to entertain our players with new stories. Responding to what will come next for the Mafia franchise, Hladík was eager to share news on their upcoming project in the interview:
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