Police operation in Neos Kosmos: Two people arrested for drug trafficking
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The Hellenic Police carried out a significant operation in the Neos Kosmos area of Athens. The authorities' goal was to dismantle a criminal group active in the trafficking of narcotic substances across various areas of Attica.
During the operation, police officers arrested two men, aged 45 and 27. According to initial reports, those arrested were members of an organized ring that supplied illegal substances to the local market.
Authorities had been monitoring the group's activities for some time, gathering evidence on their movements. The operation was completed successfully, leading to the identification and arrest of the two suspects, who were taken to the police station for further questioning.
The police investigation is ongoing to determine if there are other members involved in the ring. The arrested individuals are expected to be brought before a prosecutor, facing charges of possession and trafficking of narcotic substances.
This action is part of the police's efforts to combat organized crime and enhance security in the capital's neighborhoods.
Sources: CNN.gr
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