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GRAND CAPE MOUNT COURT JAILS WOMAN 20 YEARS FOR TRAFFICKING ORDERS US$58,000 RESTITUTION TO VICTIMS
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GRAND CAPE MOUNT COURT JAILS WOMAN 20 YEARS FOR TRAFFICKING ORDERS US$58,000 RESTITUTION TO VICTIMS
GRAND CAPE MOUNT COUNTY, LIBERIA – A Grand Cape Mount County court has handed down a 20-year prison sentence to a woman convicted of trafficking Liberians into neighboring Guinea through fraudulent job schemes, while also ordering her to pay US$58,000 in restitution to her victims and the Government of Liberia. Judge Mameita Jabateh-Sirleaf of the Fifth Judicial Circuit Court sentenced Bendu V. Kamara following her conviction for trafficking in …
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