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How the Kinahan cartel continue to evade sanctions and live life of luxury - Vimarsana News

How the Kinahan cartel continue to evade sanctions and live life of luxury

Trusted emissaries, third parties and the dark net help the drug cartel ran by Christy Kinahan and Daniel Kinahan to move and launder its huge income from crime

The UK city becoming a 'cocaine gateway' as cartels flood ports with Class A drugs and dealers arm kids with CROSSBOWS - Vimarsana News

The UK city becoming a 'cocaine gateway' as cartels flood ports with Class A drugs and dealers arm kids with CROSSBOWS

THE sign reads, 'Welcome to the port of Southampton - the gateway to the world'.But in the shadow of giant shipping cranes, the city is also becoming

Teens 'forced into sex and crime to pay off drug debt, says bereaved mum - Vimarsana News

Teens 'forced into sex and crime to pay off drug debt, says bereaved mum

BBC Spotlight is told of allegations involving rape and rioting in exchange for reduced debt.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Teens 'forced into sex and crime to pay off drug debt, says bereaved mum - Vimarsana News

Teens 'forced into sex and crime to pay off drug debt, says bereaved mum

BBC Spotlight is told of allegations involving rape and rioting in exchange for reduced debt.

Source: bbc.com
PSNI data breach: We haven't got to the edges about how serious this could be, says former police head of Organised Crime - Vimarsana News

PSNI data breach: We haven't got to the edges about how serious this could be, says former police head of Organised Crime

The former head of organised crime for the PSNI believes that last week’s online security breach by the force has made identifying officers and staff “far easier” for paramilitaries and organised crime gangs and will have longer-term implications for policing in the province.

Source: yahoo.com