From Marseille to Brussels, via Rennes or Dijon, the DZ Mafia continues to extend its influence.
How does this sprawling criminal organization go about diversifying its revenues and developing its “brand”?
An exceptional major report, broadcast on TF1's 8 p.m. this Thursday, offers key answers while, according to our information, 26 people suspected of being linked to the DZ Mafia have just been arrested.
“The DZ Mafia and its various offshoots now own the vast majority of Marseille drug centers. And their influence today extends much more widely across the national territory. The DZ Mafia worries the authorities, even beyond our borders “indicates our correspondent Paul Géli. The major exceptional report devoted to this French drug cartel is broadcast this Thursday, November 21 in the 8 p.m. news on TF1 while on Monday, investigators from the Marseille judicial police, supported by police officers from the National Drug Unit Investigation (UIN), carried out a vast operation against the DZ Mafia. According to information from TF1/LCI, 26 people suspected of belonging to the Marseille criminal organization were arrested, weapons and cash were seized.
We discover how this sprawling criminal organization undertakes to develop, by diversifying its income and making its “brand” known. For example by engraving the letters “DZ” on the skin of one of his victims left for dead. Or by shooting a heavy weapon in a Marseille grocery store, before setting it on fire, to extract money from the traders. Even celebrities are now among the targets of his claimed extortion attempts: in August, the rapper SCH, in concert at La Grande-Motte, saw his team come under fire, killing one of his relatives, as they left of the room.
