Bosnian clan in Paris uses children for crime; members flaunt luxury in prison

French media report that the Hamidović clan, originally from Bosnia and Herzegovina, has been operating in Paris, using children—mostly girls around ten years old—to commit crimes, drawing comparisons to Fagin's gang. The clan's members reportedly wear Gucci in prison and have named children after luxury brands like Dior and Al Capone, indicating a pattern of organized criminal activity with a distinctive public profile. The extent of the network's operations and any law enforcement response remain unclear.