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DZ Mafia: The Two Drug Traffickers Arrested Have Been Imprisoned in Algeria

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Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin announced on Monday that drug traffickers Djamel Djeha and Mehdi Laribi, one of the alleged founders of the criminal organization DZ Mafia, have been placed in pre-trial detention after their arrest in recent weeks by Algerian authorities.

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Mehdi Laribi and Djamel Djeha were imprisoned in Algeria, following their respective arrests, announced Gérald Darmanin.

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Djamel Djeha and Mehdi Laribi, two important drug traffickers from Marseille who had recently been arrested by the Algerian authorities, have been placed in pre-trial detention, announced the Minister of...

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Two drug traffickers from Marseille, Mehdi Laribi and Djamel Djeha, were detained in Algeria after their arrest in late July and early August. These arrests, hailed by Gérald Darmanin, mark a breakthrough...

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The two drug traffickers, considered to be executives of the DZ Mafia, were "priority objectives of the French justice system", announced Gérald Darmanin The two drug traffickers originating in France

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The announcement of the double arrest of two important cadres of the marseillais narcotrafic in Algeria seems a priori a significant blow to the nebula who is piloting on the other side of the... Read more Narcotrafic: in Algeria, arrests and questions appeared first on current values.

·Paris, France
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Mehdi Laribi, alleged head of the criminal organisation DZ Mafia, and Djamel Djeha, "priority objectives of the French justice system, were placed in pre-trial detention in Algeria at the request of the Public Prosecutor's Office of Algiers", announced the Keeper of Seals on Monday, 10 August.

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France24 broke the news in Issy-les-Moulineaux, France on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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