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The Government of Liberia has been accused of being too lenient in the ongoing investigation surrounding the recent US$100 million cocaine arrested and destroyed by officers of the Liberia Drugs Enforcement Agency and the National Security Agency (NSA) at SONIT Liberia Inc. frozen food cold storage in Topoe Village Monrovia, earlier this month.
Criminal Court C. Judge Blamo Dixon says the Government of Liberia lost a US$100 million cocaine case due to the failure of the prosecution to draw up the rightful charges against the defendants and produce adequate evidence.Judge Dixon, who presided over the landmark case said the charges were bogus, leaving the jury with no option but to rule in favor of the defendants.Judge Dixon made specific reference to the over US$200,000 that was seized...
Criminal Court C. Judge Blamo Dixon says the Government of Liberia lost a US$100 million cocaine case due to the failure of the prosecution to draw up the rightful charges against the defendants and produce adequate evidence.Judge Dixon, who presided over the landmark case said the charges were bogus, leaving the jury with no option but to rule in favor of the defendants.Judge Dixon made specific reference to the over US$200,000 that was seized...
The Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) through its director general, Michael Zeyhou, is linking an unidentified Kenya national to the shipment of cocaine valued at US$37 million to Liberia.
The Criminal Court "C" in Monrovia has reordered the Ministry of Justice to pay back US$113,000.00 to the four men acquitted in a US$100m cocaine trial.