Spanish Police have made widespread arrests following an investigation into tennis match-fixing by an organised Armenian criminal gang.
Eleven house searches were carried out in Spain and one hundred and sixty-seven thousand euros in cash were seized, Forty-two bank accounts and their balances have been frozen.
The Civil Guard said in a statement 15 people had been arrested, including the leaders of the criminal organisation, while a further 68 people have been investigated.
Of the 83 people implicated in the case, 28 are professional tennis players, playing in the ITF Futures and Challenger categories.
Spanish Police have made widespread arrests following an investigation into tennis match-fixing by an organised Armenian criminal gang.
Eleven house searches were carried out in Spain and one hundred and sixty-seven thousand euros in cash were seized, Forty-two bank accounts and their balances have been frozen.
The Civil Guard said in a statement 15 people had been arrested, including the leaders of the criminal organisation, while a further 68 people have been investigated.
Of the 83 people implicated in the case, 28 are professional tennis players, playing in the ITF Futures and Challenger categories.
Spanish Police have made widespread arrests following an investigation into tennis match-fixing by an organised Armenian criminal gang.
Eleven house searches were carried out in Spain and one hundred and sixty-seven thousand euros in cash were seized, Forty-two bank accounts and their balances have been frozen.
The Civil Guard said in a statement 15 people had been arrested, including the leaders of the criminal organisation, while a further 68 people have been investigated.
Of the 83 people implicated in the case, 28 are professional tennis players, playing in the ITF Futures and Challenger categories.
Spanish Police have made widespread arrests following an investigation into tennis match-fixing by an organised Armenian criminal gang.
Eleven house searches were carried out in Spain and one hundred and sixty-seven thousand euros in cash were seized, Forty-two bank accounts and their balances have been frozen.
The Civil Guard said in a statement 15 people had been arrested, including the leaders of the criminal organisation, while a further 68 people have been investigated.
Of the 83 people implicated in the case, 28 are professional tennis players, playing in the ITF Futures and Challenger categories.
Spanish Police have made widespread arrests following an investigation into tennis match-fixing by an organised Armenian criminal gang.
Eleven house searches were carried out in Spain and one hundred and sixty-seven thousand euros in cash were seized, Forty-two bank accounts and their balances have been frozen.
The Civil Guard said in a statement 15 people had been arrested, including the leaders of the criminal organisation, while a further 68 people have been investigated.
Of the 83 people implicated in the case, 28 are professional tennis players, playing in the ITF Futures and Challenger categories.
Spanish Police have made widespread arrests following an investigation into tennis match-fixing by an organised Armenian criminal gang.
Eleven house searches were carried out in Spain and one hundred and sixty-seven thousand euros in cash were seized, Forty-two bank accounts and their balances have been frozen.
The Civil Guard said in a statement 15 people had been arrested, including the leaders of the criminal organisation, while a further 68 people have been investigated.
Of the 83 people implicated in the case, 28 are professional tennis players, playing in the ITF Futures and Challenger categories.
Spanish Police have made widespread arrests following an investigation into tennis match-fixing by an organised Armenian criminal gang.
Eleven house searches were carried out in Spain and one hundred and sixty-seven thousand euros in cash were seized, Forty-two bank accounts and their balances have been frozen.
The Civil Guard said in a statement 15 people had been arrested, including the leaders of the criminal organisation, while a further 68 people have been investigated.
Of the 83 people implicated in the case, 28 are professional tennis players, playing in the ITF Futures and Challenger categories.
Spanish Police have made widespread arrests following an investigation into tennis match-fixing by an organised Armenian criminal gang.
Eleven house searches were carried out in Spain and one hundred and sixty-seven thousand euros in cash were seized, Forty-two bank accounts and their balances have been frozen.
The Civil Guard said in a statement 15 people had been arrested, including the leaders of the criminal organisation, while a further 68 people have been investigated.
Of the 83 people implicated in the case, 28 are professional tennis players, playing in the ITF Futures and Challenger categories.
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