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  • Jun 30

    DIICOT dismantles Bihor network that exploited hundreds of disabled people for millions of lei

    Romanian authorities raided 27 locations in Bihor county on Tuesday, targeting a family-run criminal group that kept hundreds of mentally disabled people in servitude and collected their pensions, disability benefits, and even funeral aid.

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