CLEAN : Over 1000 arrested in organised crime swoop: Europol

The video discusses a briefing led by Mr. Panza on a major operation against organized crime in Europe, known as Operation Archimedes. The operation, coordinated by Europol, involved over 20,000 law enforcement officers and resulted in more than 1,000 arrests, including serious criminals and child trafficking victims. The operation is highlighted as the largest coordinated assault on organized crime in Europe, addressing issues such as migrant dangers and human trafficking.

Who introduced the briefing and will be available for questions afterward?

• The President of the European Union

• Mr. Panza, chief of attendant police

• The Prime Minister of Italy

• A representative from Europol

What was one of the significant outcomes of the coordinated attacks on organized crime?

• The closure of several airports

• The arrest of over 1000 people

• The discovery of a new crime syndicate

• The release of political prisoners

How many days did Operation Archimedes last?

• 9 days

• 11 days

• 7 days

• 5 days

How many law enforcement officers were involved in Operation Archimedes?

• 25,000 officers

• 20,000 officers

• 15,000 officers

• 10,000 officers

What was the geographical scope of Operation Archimedes?

• Only within Italy

• Across Europe and beyond

• Limited to major cities

• Focused on rural areas