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The German police's annual report on organized crime indicates a rise in cocaine-related threats and drug-related deaths, with 2,150 fatalities reported last year. The report highlights the increase in money laundering cases and the shift of drug markets to digital platforms, complicating law enforcement efforts.
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The German police's annual report on organized crime indicates a rise in cocaine-related threats and drug-related deaths, with 2,150 fatalities reported last year. The report highlights the increase in money laundering cases and the shift of drug markets to digital platforms, complicating law enforcement efforts.
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Organized crime and drug-related deaths rise Germany
Increase in Organized Crime and Drug-Related Deaths Reported in Germany