Gaza held a mass funeral for 112 members of the al-Hassayna family, found under rubble from an Israeli bombing in November 2023 that killed 308 family members, with rescue efforts recently recovering the missing.
Special prosecutor Zoran Vučinić presented final arguments before the High Court in Podgorica, requesting multi-year prison sentences for Radoje Zvicer, Lazović, Milović, and other alleged members of the Kavač clan criminal group.
The trial of the Belivuk clan members continues with the presentation of evidence related to the brutal murder of Nikola Mitić, one of the seven victims of the organized crime group.
Prosecutors and police in Romania have raided the homes of two members of the Cârpaci clan, who are accused by German authorities of coercing a man into donating a kidney in Germany.
Palestinians on Tuesday buried 112 members of a single clan who were martyred in Israeli air strikes in November 2023, with their remains recovered from beneath the rubble last month, three years after the incident.
Mossos d'Esquadra have arrested two men and two women from a family clan in Pla d'Urgell on suspicion of drug trafficking and belonging to a criminal group.
Montenegro's Special Police Department (SPO) has arrested alleged executors of the Škaljari clan, suspected of multiple crimes, following searches in Bar and Tivat.
Seven members of a family clan have been arrested in Paterna, Valencia, two months after they allegedly beat and sexually assaulted a woman with a stick on January 12.
During the trial of the 'Vračarci' clan members, accused of three murders and six attempted murders, 'Sky' messages were presented in the Special Court, revealing a message from the leader to an associate about waiting for Vučić to declare a state of emergency for anarchy to begin.
High-ranking members of the Kavač clan have been sentenced to prison, with leader Radoje Zvicer, who is currently at large, receiving a maximum sentence of 40 years. Security officer Petar Lazović was sentenced to 20 years, and Milović to 19 years, along with financial penalties.
Messages reveal panic among members of the Škaljari criminal clan following the discovery of bodies, with one individual, Klakor, discussing violent acts and avoiding prison.
During the trial of the Belivuk clan members, co-leader Marko Miljković presented data in court that he allegedly received from officials within the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP).
DIICOT prosecutors and police conducted searches at the homes of two members of the Cârpaci clan in Timișoara, Romania, at the request of German authorities, who accuse them of forcing a man to donate a kidney in Germany.