The Organized Crime Asset Recovery Group (GRACO) of the Spanish National Police has recovered 15.5 million euros from criminal organizations during its first year of operation. The unit, which operates under the General Commissariat of Judicial Police, successfully secured these funds across 43 separate investigations.
The initiative focuses on targeting the financial structures of criminal networks, with authorities emphasizing that seizing illicit assets is a highly effective method for undermining organized crime operations. This recovery effort highlights a strategic shift toward prioritizing the dismantling of criminal economic power.
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