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BREAKING: Swiss authorities are investigating a suspected connection to organized crime following a fire at a property in Bremgarten,Aargau,on February 3,2020. One suspect, the only one to request participation rights during witness interviews, has raised concerns about potential influence over co-suspects and witnesses.
The investigation, spanning both Switzerland and Albania, centers around the fire damage to a building in Bremgarten. Cantonal Police of Aargau (Kapo Aargau) are leading the Swiss portion of the inquiry. The suspect’s request to be present during interviews with other individuals involved – alleged accomplices and witnesses – was denied by the court. Officials cited concerns that his presence, and that of his legal counsel, could create undue pressure or influence on those being questioned.
Authorities have experience with organized crime groups utilizing participation rights to gather intelligence on ongoing investigations and intimidate potential informants. Past cases have demonstrated a pattern of “family pressure” being exerted on individuals cooperating with law enforcement. The specific nature of the property damaged in the fire has not been released, but the investigation is treating the incident as potentially linked to mafia activity.
It is important to note that the presumption of innocence applies to all individuals involved. The investigation remains ongoing, and no charges have been filed at this time.
Current police pictures: Brand building damaged by fire
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Current police pictures: Brand building damaged by fire
2.3,2020, Bremgarten (AG): Several fire brigades moved out to Bremgarten after a fire broke out in a property. People were not injured. The cantonal police took the investigation. Picture: Kapo Aargau
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