Kosovo police arrested six people suspected of being part of an organised group trading and distributing cocaine. The operation, carried out on Saturday in the Pristina region, led to the seizure of drugs, cash, luxury cars, watches and other valuables worth more than 300,000 euros, police said. Investigators used special investigative measures after a longer inquiry, and they suspected the group had a hierarchical structure, from leadership positions down to street-level distributors. During searches of multiple locations, police seized about 1.6 kilograms of cocaine along with smaller quantities of marijuana, unidentified substances and tablets suspected to be ecstasy. Police estimate the seized cocaine alone could be worth around 111,000 euros on the street market. Officers also found about 16,000 euros in cash in different currencies, including euros, Swiss francs, British pounds, Canadian dollars and Albanian lek. Police seized six luxury vehicles, Rolex and Franck Muller watches, jewellery, phones, electronic and communications equipment, surveillance equipment, firearms and ammunition, knives, digital scales and items used to package drugs. According to police, the six suspects were held for up to 48 hours on the order of the state prosecutor, while one person was released to defend himself from freedom.