The Keskusrikospoliisin (Sometimes called the National Bureau of Investigation in English), Finland's nationwide policecriminal investigations organisation, now has ten suspects in its current investigation into alleged dog fighting in the south of the country. Chief Inspector Olli Töyräs of the Keskusrikospoliisin told reporters  "I would not like to speculate on the motives for the arranging of these dog fights. At least thus far there has been no evidence of illegal gambling on the outcome of fights. There also does not seem to be any large-scale organisation behind the incidents or connections with organised crime groupings. It would appear to be the pastime of a group of individuals." Despite this, the group is known to have links throughout Scandinavia, as well as possible links to Russia.
Finland's National Bureau of Investigation , a division of Finland's national police, has ten suspects currently, in its recent investigation into alleged dog fighting in the south of the country. Chief Inspector Olli Töyräs of the Keskusrikospoliisin told reporters , "I would not like to speculate on the motives for the arranging of these dog fights. At least thus far there has been no evidence of illegal gambling on the outcome of fights. There also does not seem to be any large-scale organisation behind the incidents or connections with organised crime groupings. It would appear to be the pastime of a group of individuals." Despite this, the group is known to have links throughout Scandinavia, as well as possible links to Russia.
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