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Third Serengeti Sweep Tops 1,400 Arrests as Investigations Mature

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Third Serengeti Sweep Tops 1,400 Arrests as Investigations Mature

Interpol's annual Operation Serengeti, now on its third iteration, led to 1,462 arrests across 20 African countries and the US, recovering $105 million in stolen funds.

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