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Three Arrested in Early Morning Drug Raid in Grand Gedeh

By: Alexander Dweh Wulu
0770567107

May 5, 2026

Three individuals have been arrested following a joint drug enforcement operation carried out in C.V.I., Grand Gedeh County, early Saturday morning.

The operation, led by Deputy Director for Operations Patrick Kamasu (Unit 702) along with officers of the Grand Gedeh County Detachment, was conducted under a search warrant issued by the Putu Magisterial Court. Authorities say the raid took place around 6:00 Am.

Those arrested include Musu Smith, 38, a Liberian John Kollie, 39, also Liberian and Victoria Obi, a 30 year old Nigerian national of Igbo descent.

According to officers, a search of the premises led to the discovery of illegal drugs believed to be intended for distribution. Musu Smith was found with approximately one kilogram of ma*****na valued at about USD $100 (LRD 19,000), along with a quantity of tramadol pills estimated at LRD 92,500.

John Kollie was also found in possession of one kilogram of ma*****na with a similar street value.

Meanwhile, Victoria Obi was allegedly in possession of tramadol pills valued at approximately LRD 192,500 (about USD $1,013).
Authorities say all seized items have been properly documented and secured as evidence.

The suspects are currently in custody and undergoing further investigation as the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency continues its efforts to combat illegal drug activities in the county.

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Grand Gedeh: Woman Arrested with Ma*****na and Tramadol Worth Thousands.

May 4, 2026

By Alexander Dweh Wulu
[email protected]
0770567107

A 35-year-old woman identified as Rita Sumo has been arrested in Zwedru City for alleged possession of illegal drugs.

According to the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA), the suspect, a Liberian national was apprehended around 6:30 PM at the truck parking area in Zwedru. She was reportedly found with a quantity of high-grade ma*****na, locally known as “Lawo,” with an estimated street value of LRD 545,380 (approximately USD 2,948).

LDEA officers also disclosed that five (5) boxes of tramadol pills were recovered from her, valued at about LRD 250,000 (around USD 1,351).

The suspect is currently undergoing investigation and is expected to be forwarded to court for prosecution in line with Liberian law.

Authorities say the arrest is part of ongoing efforts by the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) to combat illegal drug activities in the county.