Dordrecht Man Arrested in Connection with 4,000 Kg Cocaine Intercepted in France
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Dordrecht man arrested in connection with 4,000 kg cocaine intercepted in France
The police arrested a man in Dordrecht last week suspected of trying to import nearly 4,000 kilograms of cocaine, the Public Prosecution Service (OM) reported after his arraignment on Thursday. The shipment he is linked to was seized by French customs officers at the port of Dunkirk on Monday.
A man was arrested in Dordrecht last week on suspicion of involvement in the importation of nearly 4,000 kilos of cocaine. The man was arrested on Friday, September 4, the Public Prosecution Service reports. The shipment with which he is linked was discovered on Monday in containers in the French port of Dunkirk. The suspect was brought before the examining magistrate on Thursday, who decided that he will remain in custody for another fourteen …
The police arrested a man in Dordrecht last Friday who is suspected of attempting to import nearly 4,000 kilos of cocaine. The Public Prosecution Service reported this on Thursday evening. The consignment of drugs was discovered in containers in Dunkirk in northern France last Monday.
A man was arrested in Dordrecht last week who is suspected of involvement in the importation of nearly 4,000 kilos of cocaine. The man was arrested on Friday, September 4, the Public Prosecution Service reports. The shipment with which he is linked was found on Monday in containers in the French port of Dunkirk.
Late last week, the police arrested a man in Dordrecht on suspicion of drug smuggling. A few days later, French customs found 3,900 kilos of cocaine in the port of Dunkirk, which was en route from Ghana via France and Antwerp to the Netherlands.
Last Friday, the police arrested a man in Dordrecht suspected of attempting to import nearly 4,000 kilos of cocaine. The consignment of drugs was discovered on Monday in containers in Dunkirk, in northern France.
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