Drug Trafficking: a Suspected Leader of the DZ Mafia Arrested in Late July in Algeria
30 Articles
30 Articles
After an improvement in relations between Paris and Algiers in recent months, the Franco-Algerian collaboration in the fight against drug trafficking is beginning to bear fruit. On Friday last week, the Algerian police arrested one of the capos of the DZ Mafia , the narco gang that controls drug trafficking in Marseilles and other locations in southeastern France. The radio-television network France Info reported this Wednesday of this new coup …
A suspected leader of the DZ Mafia has been captured in Algeria. France's Minister of Justice sees this as an important blow to organised crime.
Le Télégramme
Mehdi Laribi, the alleged head of the DZ Mafia, was arrested in Algeria at the end of July as part of the "Octopus" investigation. This Franco-Algerian, from Marseilles, was on the run and was targeted by a European arrest warrant.
One of the founders of the DZ Mafia, Mehdi Laribi, alias "Tic", was arrested in Algeria under an international arrest warrant issued by France. He was placed under judicial supervision.
In the context of Operation Octopus against the DZ Mafia, one of the alleged leaders of the criminal organization was arrested in Algeria at the end of July on the execution of a French arrest warrant. Mehdi Laribi, alias "Tic", presented as one of the founders. - Suspected Head of the DZ Mafia and "priority target of French justice", Mehdi Laribi arrested in Algeria (Police, justice and other facts).
Mehdi Laribi, an alleged leader of the DZ Mafia, one of the main criminal organizations in Marseille, was arrested at the end of July in Algeria as part of the execution of a French arrest warrant, judicial sources indicated on Wednesday, confirming information from franceinfo.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 47% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
