CRIMEJul 6 · 10:43 UTCALLAFRICA[email protected] (Liberian Observer)

Liberia: Govt Indicts Five in U.S.$19m Cocaine Bust

The Liberian government has indicted five individuals in a U.S.$19 million cocaine bust at Roberts International Airport, concluding weeks of speculation and criticism over the delayed investigation.

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