French Police Uncover 70 Kg of Marijuana in Mayor's Home

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Apr.08.2024
French Police Uncover 70 Kg of Marijuana in Mayor's Home
French police found at least 70 kilograms of marijuana in the residence of Jonage mayor Jamilah Habsaoui on April 7.

According to a report from BFMTV on April 7th, French police found at least 70 kilograms of cannabis at the residence of the mayor of Jouneville, Jamilah Habsaoui.

 

In this operation, seven suspects have been detained, but their identities have not been disclosed. According to local reports, the mayor's brother has also been under scrutiny for drug trafficking, and is widely believed to have been involved in the drug trafficking operation.

 

According to reports, the mayor of the town was elected as the mayor of Avalon in 2021, and also serves as a councilor in the region.

 

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