Swiss Cryptocurrency Kidnapping Ring Busted in France
French authorities have indicted seven suspects in connection with the kidnapping of a young Swiss cryptocurrency holder, highlighting growing concerns about crypto-related crime.

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Swiss federal authorities are collaborating with cantonal police to create new taskforces aimed at tackling a rise in gang-related crime, specifically targeting groups from France involved in car and weapons theft. The Federal Office of Police (Fedpol) will coordinate efforts to combat the criminals, who are reportedly recruited via social media.
French authorities have indicted seven suspects in connection with the kidnapping of a young Swiss cryptocurrency holder, highlighting growing concerns about crypto-related crime.

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