22 July 2016
By Andy Eckardt, Elizabeth Chuck and Emmanuella Saliba
A shooting at a popular shopping center (click here) Friday evening in Munich, Germany, killed or injured several people and brought the city to a standstill as police hunted for three attackers with long guns.
The killers are suppose to be reverent to god. They aren't going to run an illegal gambling operation. Unless of course Interpol has different intelligence.
"At the moment, we don't know where the perpetrators are. Take care and avoid public places," Munich police tweeted.
Police confirmed to NBC News that they were searching across the city for three suspects. They said there were casualties, but didn't give an exact number.
According to a police spokesperson, the shooting started at a McDonald's attached to the Olympia Einkaufszentrum shopping center before the shooters made their way into the mall. The spokesperson said it wasn't clear whether the suspects were still in or near the mall or if they had gone elsewhere.
It is good Interpol is closing down the drain on economic conditions, but, I would think they would also focus on the new immigrant young men from Syria. The deaths in Europe threaten the entire economic structure.
July 18, 2016
By Pa Sport
More than 4,100 people (click here) were arrested in coordinated raids across 11 different countries during Euro 2016 in one of the largest global police operations against illegal gambling in Asia.
Nearly 4,000 raids were carried out in China, France, Greece, Italy, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam on illegal gambling dens as part of Operation SOGA VI -- the sixth investigation into football gambling by Interpol, the organisation which facilitates cross-border police work....
