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Major Drug Syndicate Smashed in Austria

Major Drug Syndicate Smashed in Austria: "major drug syndicate was disclosed and 38 criminals involved have been sentenced by the law in Austria, police announced on Tuesday.
The Police Department of Upper Austria, a state of Austria, held a press conference on Tuesday and announced that the head of this group is a 42-year-old female Dominican.
The completed investigation confirmed that the group has smuggled and sold a total of 270 kilograms of cocaine to Austrians, with a market value of 6,000 million Euros.
According to the police, the investigation against this drug cartel began in 2007, when the police discovered this female head. She married an Austrian, has the Austrian nationality and lived in the Upper Austria.
After a joint surveillance and investigation by police station in Upper Austria, the Austrian Federal Criminal Police Office, and a number of other police stations from Austria and other countries, the police finally confirmed that this woman is the 'boss' in Austria of a huge drug smuggling group.
Her residence was located in Linz, the capital city of Upper Austria and her main task was to 'manage' the drug dealers of this group in Austria.
According to the investigation, drugs were smuggled by trucks from the Netherlands to Linz, and the sold to Vienna, the capital of Austria, Innsbruck, the western city of Austria, Graz, the eastern city of Austria, as well as Milan, Italy, Zurich, Switzerland, etc..
The police also confirmed that the Austrian segment of this huge drug cartel has totally 77 suspects, who are mainly from the Dominican Republic, Austria, the Netherlands, Chile, Venezuela, Italy, Portugal, and so on."

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