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Large-scale European fraud with slaughter and sport horses, NVWA conducts raids

Large-scale European fraud with slaughter and sport horses, NVWA conducts raids

European authorities conducted 24 raids, including seven in the Netherlands, as part of an international investigation into a criminal network. The group illegally sold sport horses as slaughter horses by falsifying passports and microchips, posing significant health risks.

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