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Driver busted with cocaine at Accra International Airport

The Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) has intercepted 150 kilogrammes of suspected cocaine at the Accra International Airport in an operation that has led to the arrest of a courier delivery suspect.

Driver busted with cocaine at Accra International Airport

The Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) intercepted a substantial amount of suspected cocaine at Accra International Airport, resulting in the arrest of a courier delivery suspect. The consignment was seized at the airport, with initial reports suggesting a delivery driver is central to the investigation. According to investigative journalist Manasseh Awuni Azure, the suspect is currently in custody and may be linked to a higher-ranking individual in a drug syndicate.

Authorities anticipate the suspect will cooperate with investigations as NACOC seeks to determine how the consignment reached the airport and identify other potential suspects. The seizure marks a significant amount of suspected cocaine, although its precise nature will be confirmed through further testing and investigation. NACOC plans to release additional information as the case progresses.

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