High security process: Drug mafia plans helicopter escape!
High security process: Drug mafia plans helicopter escape!
Wiener Neustadt, Österreich - The trial against a 28-year-old alleged mastermind of tractor trips begins at the regional court in Wiener Neustadt. The accused is accused of organizing at least three tractor trips to Greece. On Monday, he was led into the courtroom in handcuffs and ankle cuffs, accompanied by six masked judicial officers. Due to its danger, special security measures such as heavily armed civil servants were taken to the entrances. Kurier reports that the process was also postponed due to questionable developments.
The allegations against the accused are serious: he is suspected of organizing drugs such as cocaine, heroin, ecstasy and crystal meth and having left other prisoners. In deciphered crypto chat messages, which were discovered on an illegal cell phone during his time in prison, he is even said to have planned an attempt to exemption during the process. However, the accused denied any connection to the news and called for a lie detector test to prove his innocence.
security risk in prison
The situation of the accused is not only legally tense, but may also be linked to other crimes. A co-accused, a 31-year-old man with 18 criminal records, also faces serious allegations. He is accused of having threatened the judicial officers and attacked them with a broken glass. The co -accused denied all allegations. In view of the situation, the defense lawyer of the 28-year-old declared the incidents as "unattacts" between the prisoners.
The investigation into the accused's drug transactions are part of a major problem in Austria. Data from the accused's chat messages show that he has also carried out a flourishing trade in drugs in prison. Weekend reports that on September 28, 2023, there was an access to eight mobile phones, including crypto mandies that should be neglected-a sign that the defendant accesses to prohibitions despite the high level of security had.
a fight against towing and human trafficking
This procedure falls into a larger context of towing and human trafficking, where Austria has established itself as a turnstile for illegal entry. According to the Federal Ministry of the Interior, there was an illegally intelligent persons and tugs in 2021. BMI reports that 15,941 dragged people were registered, which corresponds more than a tripling compared to 2020.
The investigation into combating these criminal networks is in full swing. In addition to the ongoing proceedings against the accused, further criminal organizations are brought to the route. Austria cooperates closely with countries of the Western Balkans to curb violent and human trafficking.
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