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Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov. Photo by BGNES
Bulgaria's infamous mobsters known as the "Galevi brothers" stand no chance to escape from justice and it would only make it worse for them if they keep hiding, according to Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov.
Angel Hristov and Plamen Galev aka the "Galevi brothers" disappeared after the Bulgarian Supreme Court of Cassation finally confirmed their organized crime sentences last week, and the two were supposed to be sent to jail for 5 and 4 years respectively.
"My partners and I find the people whom we are looking for, sooner or later. And then, it really gets tougher for them," the Prime Minister declared.
Reports emerged on Thursday that Angel Hristov and Plamen Galev have fled Bulgaria with fake passports and BGN 40 M in cash.
A nationwide search warrant was issued for the "Galevi brothers" on Tuesday.
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