Italy put 95 suspects under restrictive measures in last week’s crackdown on two clans of the Neapolitan-based mafia group Camorra. The clans are believed to be controlling the drug trade and committing other crimes in parts of Naples they dominate.

U.S. courts sent three men behind bars for installing skimming devices on ATMs and gas pump pay machines to steal financial information from the credit and debit cards of unsuspecting victims.

In the fight against the illegal logging industry, Interpol reported Thursday the arrest of 69 suspects and the recovery of more than 80 truckloads of timber unlawfully forested from Latin America and the Caribbean.

A man responsible for running a multi-year underground criminal enterprise involved in threats, money laundering, fraud, and illegal gambling was sentenced to 51 months in prison by a federal court in New York. This is the second time he will serve prison for similar charges.

Spain said it will investigate allegations that the phones of several supporters of Catalan independence were infected with the controversial Pegasus spyware which only governments can buy.

Peruvian authorities arrested a prosecutor for allegedly having requested between US$5,000 and 30,000 in exchange for not pursuing criminal charges against outlaws in Peru.

Canada imposed additional sanctions on Russia on Tuesday, targeting 14 individuals tied to the Moscow regime, including President Putin’s two adult daughters.

A recent investigation found that at least 33 sanctioned Russian oligarchs own shares in no less than 1,402 companies worth US$440 billion across the European Union, United Kingdom and Switzerland.

The U.S. Department of Justice has charged a Putin-aligned Russian lawmaker and two of his staffers for operating an international foreign influence and disinformation campaign to advance the interests of Russia.

Spanish authorities arrested Tuesday 22 alleged members of a criminal organization linked to the construction of Miami Vice-like go-fast boats specifically outfitted to traffic large quantities of illegal drugs.