Monrovia-The Liberian National Police has charged suspects linked to the 19 million dollar drug case.
The LNP charged Paul J. King, the Operations Manager of Global Logistics Services (GLS), and also charged company multiple charges, including unlicensed exportation, transportation, possession and illicit trafficking of controlled substances, as well as criminal conspiracy under Liberia’s Amended Controlled Drugs and Substances Act of 2023 and the Revised Penal Code.
Also, the LNP charged in absentia Michael U.S. Browne, also known as Rahim or Raheem Bah, the person investigators have identified as the alleged organizer of the shipment and operator of a bogus institution used to conceal the illicit cargo.
Other suspects charged are Oscar J. Browne, Emmanuel Kpah, and Usman Ali, identified by investigators as the consignee based in the United Kingdom.
As part of what the LNP has identified is that the 19 million case is a sophisticated criminal network, stating that,” This is not bread and beans Investigation.”
He assured the public that the team will do everything in it’s power to bring those responsible to just.
When he was questioned about protecting those involved, the IG said has his name to protect. Moreover, the person who employed him has given him a mandate to bring perpetrators to justice.
