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Representatives of the General Police Directorate and the Customs Administration presented at a press conference a major drug seizure and the conclusions of a criminal investigation of an organised international gang , from which a number of suspects have been apprehended. Customs officers in the port of Koper found more than 70 kilos of cocaine in bags of ceramic tile grout. According to the representatives of the Customs Administration, customs officers in the port of Koper and members of the Koper mobile unit searched on 23 June two containers that arrived from Columbia. They were loaded with ceramic tile grout, which was destined to a sole proprietor from Slovenia. Among 3, bags of grout, there were also bags which appeared completely the same, but were lighter than other bags and the weight labelled on the bags. This was suspicious to the customs officers, who called the crime police to join the investigation. Crime officers analysed four lighter bags and it turned out that they contained cocaine. Fifty bags with suspicious content, weighing a total of According to police representatives, crime police officers from the criminal police sector at the Police Directorate Koper were informed on 23 June about the customs inspection of the shipment. They examined the accompanying documentation, which indicated that the containers were unloaded by a ship that arrived in the Koper port. They found by means of tracing that both containers were loaded in Baranquilla, Columbia, and unloaded in Jamaica on 8 May , and then again loaded and on 14 June unloaded in the Port of Haifa, Israel. June , they were loaded on the Jork Valiant, which arrived in the Koper on 20 June. According to the documentation, the transport was arranged by a freight forwarder from Columbia. Koper criminal police officers examined 32 inspected pallets about 32 tonnes of ceramic tile grout on the spot, separated and seized 50 bags which were suspected of containing a mixture of grout and cocaine. The Forensics Centre of the General Police Directorate analysed the substance and confirmed the suspicion that the substance in the bags contained cocaine. Criminal police officers found that a year-old Slovenian citizen from Murska Sobota was supposed to receive the illegal goods. On the basis of established facts and evidence and founded reasons for suspicion, the officers acquired all necessary permission to carry out undercover investigative measures under the Criminal Procedure Act. The investigation established that the smuggling also involved other persons from Slovenia and other countries. On 22 October , the criminal investigation concluded with the arrests of the suspects and searches of apartments and other premises used by the suspects. On the basis of orders by the competent court, they made 9 house searches throughout Slovenia in the final operation. Search warrants were issued for two persons a year-old man from Ljubljana and a year-old man from Columbia because they are on the run. Besides Koper customs and police officers, also contributing to the investigation were police officers from the police directorates of Nova Gorica, Ljubljana, Maribor, Celje, Murska Sobota and the Criminal Police Directorate at the General Police Directorate. The police added at the press conference that the illegal drug was destined for users in the Netherlands. This case stands for a change of the classic cocaine route from the Andean region to Europe, as cocaine is usually smuggled directly into Rotterdam, and now drugs are smuggled into West and North Europe through the ports of the northern Adriatic. In the first half of the year, the Slovenian police dealt with 1, criminal acts related to illegal drugs, which indicates that an increased number of such criminal acts will be recorded at the end of the year. The majority of this cocaine is destined for the US and Western Europe, which are also the biggest markets for this drug. About a half of all seizures in Europe are carried out in Spain, followed by the Netherlands and Portugal. These countries are the entry points for cocaine to the EU. Cocaine smuggling on the so-called fishing boat route takes place between Cape Verde and the African continent. There are two options: if cocaine comes directly from South America, it is smuggled to the south of Cape Verde, and if it smuggled from warehouses in Africa, a direct route for Spain is used. Smugglers use fishing boats under the flags of American or African countries. The route is controlled by smugglers from Latin America and Africa, together with Europeans. Various gangs which smuggle cocaine from South America are connected with each other. Columbian organisers take care for delivery of cocaine to Mexican gangs and to Panama. Gangs from Brazil, Lebanon and Nigeria are also connected. Brazilian cocaine is exchanged for ecstasy in Belgium and the Netherlands. Brazilian gangs operating in Paraguay smuggle weapons from the EU and Asia and exchange them for cocaine. Preventivni nasveti policije v slovenskem znakovnem jeziku Dostopnost. Toggle navigation. What are the signs of peer violence? Who are the bullies? Who are the victims? What can parents do? What can you do if you are a victim of peer violence? 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Slovenian criminal police take part in the international operation Mozaik 20 November Drug seizure - information from a press conference. Criminal investigation According to police representatives, crime police officers from the criminal police sector at the Police Directorate Koper were informed on 23 June about the customs inspection of the shipment. Director of the customs office Koper Janko Strel Head of the local desk for analysis and control Raniero Grando Statistical data In the first half of the year, the Slovenian police dealt with 1, criminal acts related to illegal drugs, which indicates that an increased number of such criminal acts will be recorded at the end of the year. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. About Slovenian Police. Anonymous phone number General Police Directorates. Slovenia's police do not take crime or minor offence reports via their social media profiles. Cookies settings Use of cookies. Keyboard navigation Block animations. 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