Økokrim Suspects Fisheries Crime in the 100 Million Class – 30 People Arrested
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20 companies have so far been charged in a nationwide operation against fisheries crime. Økokrim suspects that several companies have collaborated in deliberate misreporting and misregistration of catches.
The police have arrested over 30 people in what could be the largest fishing crime case in Norwegian history.
20 companies have been charged, and the police have carried out operations at approximately 50 locations. Møre og Romsdal is also included in the investigation.
The police have carried out operations in over 50 locations in the country and have seized assets worth hundreds of millions of kronor. Økokrim suspects serious and organized crime in a criminal network in the fishing industry.
Over 30 people have been arrested and 20 companies charged following the action on October 27. The police have raided more than 50 locations.
20 companies have so far been charged in a nationwide operation against fisheries crime. Økokrim suspects that several companies have collaborated in deliberate misreporting and misregistration of catches.
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