Trafficking in Weapons of War: a Franco-Swiss Network Dismantled in Oise, a Police Officer Involved
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Twelve individuals were arrested by the police as part of an operation to dismantle arms trafficking between France and Switzerland. Twenty-three firearms, explosives and more than 100,000 euros were arrested by the police...
A trade in war weapons between France and Switzerland has been dismantled in the Oise. Eight people, including a police officer, have been placed in pre-trial detention.
A net hit on 23 June led to the arrest of 12 people, including ten in France and two in Switzerland, involving the police services of the Somme, Oise, the North, the Swiss authorities and Europol.
A network for the manufacture and sale of weapons of war, based mainly in Oise, was dismantled. The announcement was made by the Lille Public Prosecutor's Office on Wednesday, 15 July 2026.
French investigators have excavated a suspected arms trading network with links to Switzerland. In France, nine people were charged, including a police officer.
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Ten people were arrested in France and two in Switzerland. The network was supplying supplies to Switzerland and distributing weapons throughout France.
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