
In the raids coordinated by the German police, 71 people were detained and assets worth 48.6 million euros were seized.
In simultaneous operations against the Hells Angels motorcycle gang in Belgium, Germany, Bulgaria and the Netherlands, under the coordination of the German police, 71 people were detained and assets worth 48.6 million euros were seized.
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The operation was carried out as a result of an investigation that lasted four years.
Under the coordination of the German police, a large-scale operation was carried out in Belgium, Germany, Bulgaria and the Netherlands against the motorcycle gang known as the "Hell's Angels".
It was reported that an international money laundering network linked to the gang was targeted in simultaneous raids involving approximately a thousand police officers. It was reported that more than 100 locations in total were raided in four countries and a total of 71 suspects were detained within the scope of the investigation.
The total value of the assets seized during the raids was announced as 48.6 million euros.
RAIDED ON 100 ADDRESSES IN GERMANY AND 7 IN BELGIUM
While the German police confirmed that more than 100 addresses were raided in their country alone, 7 different addresses were searched within the scope of the operations in Belgium.
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