cocaine seizure
Coverage of cocaine seizure in the Nexus archive.
- Liberia: Several Police Officers Under Interrogation Over Record Cocaine Seizure
Liberia's police intelligence chief, two other ranking officers, and a National Security Agency operative are being interrogated following the country's largest cocaine seizure. Suspects arrested in the case named these individuals to investigators, prompting the NSA to seek control of the investigation from police.
- Liberia: A Confidential Intelligence Report Submitted to President Boakai in 2025, Obtained By Frontpageafrica Uncovered Deep Drug Cartel Infiltration, Warned Liberia Risked Becoming a 'Narco-State'
A confidential intelligence report submitted to President Joseph Nyuma Boakai in 2025, obtained by FrontPage Africa, warned that Liberia faces significant drug cartel infiltration and risks becoming a 'narco-state.' The country is currently investigating a cocaine seizure worth over US$19 million.
- Liberia: What Paul King, Drug Bust Investigators Agreed On Prior to Return, Arrest
An investigation into a massive cocaine seizure at Roberts International Airport in Liberia has led to the arrest of freight forwarding executive Paul Jamaal King, who voluntarily returned to the country before his detention. The case has sparked public debate over his motives for returning and subsequent prosecution.
- Liberia: 'Deep Regret' - Sen. Moye Criticizes Government Officials for Attacking Senators Demanding Answers in U.S.$19 Million Drug Investigation
Bong County Senator Prince Moye criticized government officials for attacking lawmakers demanding answers about a US$19 million cocaine seizure investigation at Roberts International Airport. Moye, a member of the ruling Unity Party, expressed 'deep regret' over the attacks.
- Liberia: U.S.$19 Million Drug Probe Takes Dramatic Turn
Liberia's ongoing investigation into a US$19 million cocaine seizure has taken a dramatic turn after one of the key persons of interest, Paul Jamaal King, formally requested witness protection and declared himself a cooperating witness in the case.
- Liberia: Paul King's Statement Raises New Questions in RIA Cocaine Investigation
Paul J. King, General Manager of GLS-Menzies, submitted a statement to Liberia's Ministry of Justice regarding a $19.2 million cocaine seizure at Roberts International Airport. The statement has raised new questions about the government's investigation into the case, which officials claim targets a broader criminal network.