Police operation in Acharnes: Drugs, weapons and stolen goods were found

Additional police officers from the Directorates for the Prosecution of Economic Crimes, Combating Trafficking and Trafficking in People and Goods, Combating Organized Sports Violence and Intelligence and Special Actions participated in the operation, while police officers from the Directorate of Police Operations of Attica, EKAM, O .P.K.E. of the Directorate for Prosecution and Investigation of Crimes and the Traffic Directorates of Attica and the Athens Police, as well as police dogs.

During the police operation, -53- house searches were carried out, -90- people were checked, while -9- were brought in and a total of -13- people were arrested, who -as the case may be- are accused of drugs, weapons, counterfeit products, theft of tobacco products and not issuing identity cards.

At the same time, -38- violations of the Code of Civil Procedure were confirmed, -4- vehicles were immobilized, while -12- driving licenses and -9- driving licenses were revoked.

From the searches carried out in total, the following were found and seized:

-769.9- grams cannabis,
cannabis plant,
-18- medicinal tablets,
-10,890- packages of tobacco products (stolen worth -500,000- euros),
-2- swords,
-4- knives,
-4- cartridges,
-3- pistols,
air gun,
-5- wireless,
-23- hard drives,
-2- fluorescent vests,
-311- imitation products,
-465- euros and
-2- precision scales.
Those arrested will be taken to the competent prosecuting authority.

The special operational actions of the Hellenic Police will continue with undiminished intensity with the aim of strengthening citizens’ sense of security.

What is the⁤ purpose of the `adsense-for-mobile` CSS class in the code?

⁢The provided code snippet appears to be ⁢JavaScript code that manages loading various advertising and third-party scripts on a webpage.

Let's break‍ down what it does, section by ⁢section:

**1. Adsense Removal (Mobile):**

```javascript

} else {

​ document.querySelectorAll('.adsense-for-mobile').forEach(function(e) {

⁤ e.querySelector('.adsbygoogle').remove();

});

```

This code selectively removes Google‌ AdSense⁤ units designated with the class ​'adsense-for-mobile'. This action likely targets‍ mobile ‍devices to ⁢adapt the layout or prioritize other content for a smaller screen. [[1](https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/9189015?hl=en)]

**2. AdSense Loading (General):**

```javascript

⁤ const⁤ adSenseSlots = document.querySelectorAll('.adsbygoogle');

​ const adSenseSlotCount = adSenseSlots.length;

‌ ‌ if (adSenseSlotCount > 0) {

⁣ //asyncLoadScript('

adSenseSlots.forEach(function(e){

‌ });

​ ⁣ }

```

This part locates all HTML elements on the page with the class ⁣'adsbygoogle'‌ - which usually contain AdSense ad code. It counts them and prepares ⁣to load necessary AdSense scripts, presumably using ⁢the `asyncLoadScript` function which is not shown in the provided code.

**3. Other Scripts (Phaistos, OneSignal, Disqus):**

‍The code then tackles initialization of various third-party services. Each section follows a similar pattern:

* ‌**Phaistos Adman:** Configures ​and loads an ad management tool called Phaistos​ Adman.

* **OneSignal:** Sets ⁢up OneSignal, a push notification service.

* **Disqus:** Integrates Disqus, a commenting platform.

**4. `cmpActionCompleted` Function:**

This function appears to be triggered by⁤ a consent management platform (CMP), likely⁣ handling user privacy choices related to cookies ‍and data collection.

* **OCM & ‍DFP, ​Taboola, CleverCore, Vidoomy:** The `cmpActionCompleted` function loads scripts for various advertising platforms ⁢(OpenX, DoubleClick for Publishers, Taboola) and other services (CleverCore, Vidoomy) after user consent is obtained.

* **Glomex & Dalecta:** These sections load scripts for‍ Glomex, a video platform, and Dalecta, likely another‍ advertising or content provider.

**Key Observations:**

* ⁣ The code demonstrates a typical structure for managing web advertising and third-party integrations on a ​webpage:

* It prioritizes loading based on visibility (mobile vs.⁣ desktop)‍ and user consent.

* It uses specific CSS classes (e.g., `.adsbygoogle`, `.adsense-for-mobile`) to identify and manage target elements.

*

**Note:**

My response is based solely on the provided code snippet. For ⁣a ‍complete ⁢understanding, you would need to see the full context, including the‌ `asyncLoadScript` function‍ definition⁢ and the‌ larger script structure.