Europe's Most Wanted List: Hungarian Pair Arrested
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The fugitives, who faced 20 years in prison, altered their physique and used false identities to mock the National Police.
The organization has already been dismantled, thousands of marijuana plants and more than 180 kilograms of dried drugs have been seized.
Europe's Most Wanted list: Hungarian pair arrested
Two Hungarian fugitives arrested in Tenerife had been wanted over an extensive drug-trafficking investigation in which police seized several thousand marijuana plants and more than 180 kilograms of dried narcotics. The couple had also appeared on Europe’s Most Wanted list before being tracked down in Spain.Continue reading
National Police agents have arrested in the south of Tenerife island two fugitives claimed by the Hungarian authorities for being [...]
European arrest and surrender orders issued by the Hungarian authorities weighed on the fugitives
NNI bounty hunters contacted the Spanish authorities.
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