Sarajevo. Benjamin Delalić: Born in 1993, and son of the historical late boss Ramiz Delalić, he has been in police records since he was a minor. Most of the times, Delalić was allegedly involved in shooting between rival gangs. In recent years, due to its drug trafficking activities, Bosnian criminal groups expanded its operations to South America. Numerous Bosnian nationals were arrested in South American countries related to cocaine trafficking to Europe, such as David Cufaj and Smail Šikalo. The Tito and Dino cartel, led by Edin Gačanin, is said to be one of the major players in the drug trafficking in Europe, controlling one third of the cocaine that enters the port of Rotterdam. It has also a strong presence in Peru, which according to a Peruvian official, the cartel is the main buyer of drugs in the country. The DEA considers the cartel's network to be one of the 50 largest drug trafficking operations on the planet. According to the investigations, the cartel is composed of family members and friends from Edin Gačanin's old neighborhood in Sarajevo. The cartel is currently based in Dubai. Key people Ramiz Delalić (15 February 1963 – 27 June 2007) Jusuf Prazina (7 September 1962 – 4 December 1993) Mušan Topalović (4 October 1957 – 26 October 1993) Zijad Turković (born 1966) Edin Gačanin See also Human trafficking in Bosnia and Herzegovina Organized crime Bosnia and Herzegovina References Mafia Transnational organized crime Organized crime groups in South America Organized crime groups in Peru Organized crime by ethnic or national origin