Slovak police raid houses allegedly owned by Italian mafia
Police are conducting raids in eastern Slovakia in houses linked to members of Italian mafia, about whom an investigative journalist was writing before he was shot dead last week.
The country's police chief, Tibor Gaspar, told reporters in the eastern town of Michalovce on Thursday that about 10 people should be detained. Gaspar gave no details.
Slovak media report that one of the detained was Antonino Vadala, an Italian who did business with at least two officials close to Prime Minister Robert Fico. The officials resigned from their posts in the government office on Wednesday.
The bodies of 27-year-old Jan Kuciak and his fiancée, Martina Kusnirova, were found Sunday evening in their house in Velka Maca, east of the capital, Bratislava.
His last, unfinished story was about the activities of the Italian 'Ndrangheta syndicate in Slovakia.
(Source: AP)
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