Police announce they have dismantled an encrypted mobile phone network allegedly used by organised crime groups. Multiple outlets report the network is described as a “VIP” encrypted phone service and say it was allegedly used to coordinate serious offences. Authorities claim it played a role in planning murders and arranging drug deals. The reports indicate the operation disrupts communications that investigators say were designed to hinder police monitoring and tracing. While the coverage broadly aligns on the claim that the encrypted network has been smashed, details such as the number of people charged, the timing of arrests, or the specific technical or operational steps involved are not provided in the supplied text. Overall, the reports present the action as a significant law enforcement operation targeting the alleged communication infrastructure of criminal networks, with the objective of disrupting alleged planning and trafficking activities.