Criminal network dismantled in Guadeloupe: human trafficking, undeclared labour and money laundering
Law enforcement arrested four people as part of an investigation into human trafficking, undeclared labour and money laundering in Guadeloupe. More than 20,000 euros were seized.
Criminal network dismantled in Guadeloupe: human trafficking, undeclared labour and money laundering
Officers from the Mobile Research Brigade, attached to the border police, conducted an operation that resulted in the dismantling of a criminal organisation operating in Guadeloupe. The announcement was made by the territorial police directorate in a statement released on 7 February 2026.
Four people were taken into police custody. They are accused of having participated in various illegal activities: exploitation of prostitution, undeclared employment of workers, facilitation of illegal immigration, money laundering and use of counterfeit documents.
This case is the result of an investigation spanning several months. Police technicians and scientists assisted the investigators. The operation resulted in the seizure of a sum exceeding 20,000 euros in cash. Both administrative and criminal sanctions were imposed against the four suspects.
The authorities did not disclose details about the exact locations where the group was operating or the duration of their activities. The investigation is continuing.
Source: Outre-mer La 1ère
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