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Liberia: Liberia's Top Cop Drops Bombshell, Then Turns On the Press
Liberia's Inspector General claimed a cocaine scandal was 'sanctioned' from the top of government without providing names or evidence. He also accused journalists of accepting cartel money to sabotage the investigation, as the crisis involves a fired police official, two NSA operatives, and a presidential son.
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