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Europol

/ ˈjʊərəʊˌpɒl /

acronym

  1. European Police Office, an international association devoted to fighting cross-border organized crime within the European Union

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In addition to working with local Egyptian authorities, ACE’s investigation was aided by Europol, the U.S.

Police in Malta freed three Colombian women - two sisters and their aunt - who were originally offered employment as cleaners there by an Italian national, Europol said.

From BBC

Rik Ferguson, special advisor to Europol's European Cyber Crime Centre, says the sources of speculation about the group's involvement seem credible but adds that he has seen no conclusive evidence so far.

From BBC

Authorities from at least 18 other countries have been involved and the operation is still continuing, with more arrests expected in the next few weeks, Europol said.

From BBC

Most of the suspects, detained last month, are Russian nationals, according to EU law enforcement agency Europol.

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