He was dismembered by employees of the Main Directorate of the Sub-Department of the Prosecutor’s Office. drugs Thessaloniki criminal organization, consisting of several people, after a wide policewoman an operation was carried out in parts of the Attica prefecture during which, among other things, about nine kilograms of heroin were seized.

The seven arrested, members of the group, are accused of acquiring, possessing, counterfeiting, standardizing and illegal drug trafficking in large quantities in Greece, mainly in the prefectures of Attica, Thessaloniki and Magnesia. It is reported that they are all connected by family and friendship ties.

These are six Greeks and one foreigner, including a 35-year-old woman, the head of an organization, with her two minor children, who are individually prosecuted for crimes, a criminal organization, a violation of the Narcotic Substances Law, a violation of the Weapons Law and neglect of minors. In addition, the data of a 33-year-old citizen, the leader of a gang and the husband of a 35-year-old woman, as well as one more of their accomplices, were established.

They involved their daughters in the drug trade

The investigation revealed that the spouses of the leading members of the organization used their two daughters and another minor to conceal drugs and obtain them from hidden places, as well as to transport them for onward delivery and sale by other members of the organization.

In fact, as part of the investigation, the 32-year-old brother of the gang leader was also detained in the Magnesia prefecture area early last month while transporting more than two kilograms of heroin and some cocaine.

During this particular police operation, searches were carried out in open areas and apartments used in areas of the Attica prefecture, as well as in two cars used for their movement and drug trafficking, during which a total of almost 9 kg were found and seized heroin, a small amount of cocaine, seedlings and some hemp, two pistols, cartridges, etc.

Those arrested will be taken to the competent prosecutor’s office.