mafia (apartment mafia), Piťovci, Takáčovci, Sýkorovci, two distinct fractions of Jakšíkovci and group around Ján Z. The third mafia list was leaked by a policewoman working at the Office of Combating Organized Crime (Úrad boja proti organizovanej kriminalite) who downloaded it on her USB flash drive and later into the notebook of another person. She would fail a polygraph test and later confessed to the deed. On October 10, 2011, she was charged with abusing her powers. Hungarian Mafia ( Fundai Mafia) Fundai mafia is the largest organized mafia group in Europe. It is the strongest mafia in power in Hungary. Fundai mafia main activities include trafficking and smuggling of narcotics, mainly heroin, people smuggling, extortion, kidnappings, contract killing, fraud & more. The fundai mafia is friends with more than 18+ mafia groups. Today After arrests of many mob bosses in Slovakia, today it is said the Slovak mafia as it existed in the 1990s is gone. Most members of Mafia groups either got killed, are in prison or ran away. It is said to end in the early 2010s. The Murder of Ján Kuciak raised questions amongst the general public if the Mafia is still alive, because murders of investigative journalist are uncommon in Slovakia. Nowadays, the Mafia as it existed in the 1990s is said to be gone, however, there are speculations that it might exist in different forms. Many people claim that there are trucks going through villages that carry immigrants. It is also said that there are groups that give illegal immigrants jobs. Amongst these speculations, there are different speculations and theories. The black market however, mainly drug dealing, is big in Slovakia. There are many drug gangs that participate in illegal drug trade, money laundering etc. Every now and then, these groups are caught and publicised. Notable groups Černákovci - a family founded in Banská Bystrica, named after Mikuláš Černák. He was considered as the boss of all bosses after a war in Slovak underworld in 1997. Takáčovci - a family founded at the beginning of the 1990s by Ján Takáč. As of 2011, their roster includes the Greco-Roman wrestling trainer Karol L., former wrestler Mário R., karatist Slávo B., and ice hockey player Richard M. Sýkorovci - a family based in Bratislava, named after Miroslav Sýkora. On the first mafia list, the family is named Borbélyovci. In February 2009, the police arrested 10 members