The Global Reach of Organized Crime: A Deadly Convergence in Vietnam The assassination of Sydney gang leader Lorenzo Laemalu in Ho Chi Minh City has highlighted the increasingly global nature of organized crime.
Transnational gangs have developed complex networks and strategies for expansion, leaving law enforcement agencies around the world struggling to keep pace.
Australia has long grappled with the rise of powerful crime families like the Alameddine network, linked to violent incidents in Sydney.