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How the Hellenic Police arrested the 13 Turks in Evros – They had located the weapons cache, which was destined for the “Daltons” gang (photos)

Police officers had set up an ambush at the river in Tychero, Evros, and caught the Turks as they tried to cross it — None of the 13 Turks had any documents

Newsroom October 3 03:46

For days, the Hellenic Police (ELAS) officers had already located the weapons that were later found in the possession of the 13 Turks arrested in Evros.

According to a report by protothema.gr, the police had discovered the cache where the weapons were hidden and set up an ambush, waiting for the Turks to cross into Greece by boat so they could arrest them.

Specifically, the officers had laid in wait by the river in Tychero, Evros, and caught the Turks as they attempted to cross. None of the 13 had any identification documents, and they were carrying sacks in which their weapons were hidden.

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ELAS officers estimate that the 147 pistols and dozens of magazines found were destined for the notorious Turkish gang known as the “Daltons.”

Some of these weapons were expected to be trafficked within Greece, and possibly some would have ended up abroad.

The investigation into the case is still ongoing.

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