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...heitshauptamt]] (TSHA) and was responsible for investigating non-political criminal offenses within territories controlled by the regime. ...oanischssicherheitshauptamt]]. Its foundation marked the centralization of criminal investigations under a unified security authority within the structure of t ...

...a Einsatzgruppen]]. It controlled intelligence services, political police, criminal police, and internal security administration. The office operated under the The '''[[Kriminalpolizei]]''' handled investigations into criminal offenses not officially classified as political. This included serious crim ...

...ts leaders, ranked members, department members, collaborators, and related organizations connected to the [[Bucharest Butchers]]. The main rank list follows the hie [[Category:Criminal organizations]] ...

...its formations. Municipal detachments handled local patrol work and minor criminal offences, while larger operations were directed by regional Schutzpolizei o {{SS organizations}} ...

...of local curfews, supervision of public gatherings, and response to minor criminal offenses. [[Category:Tanoa Einsatzgruppen organizations]] ...

...associated with coercive violence, armed enforcement, and later organized criminal activity. The family can be traced in documentary sources from '''1834''' o ...litary auxiliaries, state-adjacent security structures, and later criminal organizations. The family ceased to exist as a coherent unit following the collapse of th ...

{{Infobox criminal | occupation = Foundation director, businessman, criminal organizer ...

...e, foreign contacts, and members who could attach Glöbbery to political or criminal structures. Jan Paap entered the external register before the Second World ...tion, Glöbbery gained access to Romanian violence, intimidation, and local criminal channels that later supported the Romanian fortress project. ...

...he older violent tradition that Glöbberists preserved through military and criminal networks. Ulrich Kuntenheim's performance showed the parliament operating t [[Category:Occult organizations]] ...

| type = Criminal strike and enforcement unit ...paid for the unit's operations. It also retained assets seized from rival organizations. By December 1986, Secția Roșie had 36 members. Police records obtained tha ...

...ught surplus rifles through corrupt depot guards, obtained pistols through criminal groups around Gjakova, and used construction contacts for explosive materia [[Category:Organizations]] ...

...t, and disposal as normal service activity. This helped make the company’s criminal function routine inside the organization. == Criminal acts == ...

...by the collapse of Tanoan central authority, the dismantling of affiliated criminal and industrial systems, and the continued documentation of events connected ...Snubable Enterprise and Snubable Shrankenhaus. These organizations linked criminal protection, industrial production, biological experimentation, Tanoa-aligne ...

{{Infobox criminal ...8 to 1884, Raffaele helped fight the [[Società della Lanterna]], a Genoese criminal organization trying to seize the Naples port. After Carmine rejected [[Lore ...

|organizations=[[Toetanchamon]], [[Themis]]|era=[[Vriend Era]]|height=1.79 m}} '''Evert Hendrik (Eef) Hoos''' (born 12 June 1946) is a Dutch criminal figure and the fourth member of [[De Vrienden]]. He is commonly known by th ...

...ites, rural properties, industrial parcels, and transport routes linked to organizations operating in the capital region. ...

...ier activity without a public identity. It collected intelligence, exposed criminal and paramilitary figures, sabotaged infrastructure, and carried out direct ...The name also distinguished the organization from older resistance groups, criminal factions, and territorial militias. Mark Hugerinus Paap became the main sym ...

...orruption, covert logistics, social crisis management, demographic policy, criminal intermediaries, and military preparation. Active preparation began around 2 ...on, migration-related dependency systems, prison exploitation, propaganda, criminal partnerships, and military preparation. ...

| type = Internal department of a criminal organization ...rest's activity after its expansion into trafficking. Material was sold to criminal clients and circulated through restricted networks. Recordings were also re ...

{{Infobox criminal | occupation = Criminal commander ...