
The Silesian border guard detained 11 people associated with a Russian gang that was involved in legalizing the stay of foreigners through fictitious companies and laundering dirty money.
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The Silesian border guard busted a criminal group involved in legalizing the stay of foreigners.
The Silesian border guard carried out a large-scale operation, as a result of which 11 people associated with the Russian gang were detained.
According to RMF FM reporter Marcin Buczek, the organized criminal group was involved in legalizing the stay of foreigners from Russia and other countries of the former Eastern Bloc. The practice involved establishing fictitious companies that were to constitute the basis for obtaining the right of residence in Poland.
Money laundering
As the officers found, the group's activities were not limited only to forging documents and establishing fictitious companies. In addition to legalizing your stay, the case also includes, among others: money laundering, investigators say.
Among those detained are Russian citizens.

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