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Italy conducts major police operation against youth gangs with 539 arrests and drug seizures

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The Italian police conducted a large-scale operation against juvenile gangs across 44 regions, resulting in 539 arrests.
Among those arrested, 47 were minors and 492 were adults.
Over 700 kilograms of illegal drugs and multiple firearms were seized during the operation.
The operation involved over 1,000 police officers and was part of a broader initiative to combat juvenile crime.
Authorities noted that this action aims to strengthen law enforcement's efforts against organized crime in the country.

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The Italian police recently conducted a significant operation targeting juvenile gangs across 44 regions of the country, resulting in a total of 539 arrests. Among those apprehended, 47 were minors and 492 were adults. The crackdown was part of a broader effort to combat crime and gang violence involving minors.

During the operation, law enforcement seized over 700 kilograms of illegal drugs, as well as a number of firearms. Reports indicate that more than 1,000 police officers were involved in the raids, which also led to the confiscation of hundreds of thousands of euros linked to criminal activities. This massive initiative reflects Italy's commitment to addressing the growing concern of youth gang involvement and related drug offenses.

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