Family drug trafficking operation in Chalandri dismantled, six arrests made

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A family-operated drug trafficking organization was dismantled in Chalandri, Greece.
Six members of the family were arrested during the police operation targeting the group.
The organization was involved in distributing drugs in various areas of Attica.
Authorities seized a total of 729.8 grams of cannabis, as well as weapons and knives.
The group was reportedly selling drugs either from their residence or using operational vehicles.

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Authorities in Greece have dismantled a family-run drug trafficking organization operating in the Chalandri area of Attica, leading to the arrest of six individuals. Police from the North-East Attica Criminal Investigation Division conducted the operation, which resulted in the confiscation of approximately 729.8 grams of cannabis, as well as various weapons, including knives.

The group was known to sell drugs both from their residence and using family-operated vehicles to distribute narcotics across different regions of Attica. The police investigation revealed that all arrested members were relatives, highlighting the familial nature of the criminal enterprise.

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