With the support of Europol and Eurojust, Swiss, Czech and German authorities have shut down a large drug trafficking network, suspected of illegal transporting large shipments of cocaine from Latin America into Europe. Eurojust supported a joint investigation team that enabled authorities to...

The European Judicial Network on Organised Crime (EJOCN) held its fourth Plenary Meeting on 14-15 October under the auspices of the Irish Presidency of the Council. Network members gathered to discuss recent developments and strengthen professional cooperation in addressing organised crime and drug...

Coordinated efforts by Belgium, France, the Netherlands, and Eurojust and Europol, have resulted in the arrest of 21 suspected members of a drug trafficking group smuggling drugs into Europe on commercial flights. The investigation revealed a sophisticated system used by the criminal group to evade...

Cooperation on an intricate criminal investigation has led to the interception of drug shipments across Europe with a market value of EUR 25 million. The network offered drug transport services to other criminal groups as a form of ‘crime as a service’. Eurojust coordinated judicial cooperation...

A coordinated operation taking place in the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Ukraine has dealt a definitive blow to an international drug trafficking network. Authorities worked with Eurojust and Europol to uncover the group’s narcotics smuggling activities in Slovakia and Ukraine.

French and Italian authorities have continued to work together on an investigation into a money laundering network that uses gold bars to launder drug trafficking profits. Following an initial operation in which EUR 30 million was seized, criminal assets worth EUR 1 million were seized under the...

A criminal group has been taken down following an international operation by French and Spanish authorities, together with Eurojust and Europol. The group is suspected of smuggling large quantities of cannabis from Spain to France using parcel delivery services.

Belgian and French investigators have worked together to identify and dismantle an international drug trafficking network. The network is suspected of having trafficked large quantities of drugs across several European countries. A joint operation led to the detention of 11 suspects.

Cooperation between Belgian and French authorities, set up through Eurojust, has led to the detention of eight people and the seizure of over EUR 8 million. The detained people are suspected of laundering several million euros through a business in Brussels.