Sierra Leone: the Name of Drug Dealer Jos Leijdekkers Reappears After the Interception of a Cargo Loaded with Cocaine
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In Sierra Leone, civil society is concerned about the country's image after the record seizure of cocaine off the Canary Islands. On 1 May, the Spanish authorities intercepted a cargo ship carrying up to 30 tons of cocaine, a case potentially linked according to several media reports to the Dutch drug dealer Jos Leijdekkers. The intercepted cargo had left Freetown, the capital of Sierra Leone.
Drugs kingpin Bolle Jos linked to record cocaine seizure at sea
Dutch NEWS: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 11 May 5, 2026 Dutch drugs baron “Bolle Jos” is suspected of being behind a record shipment of more than 40 tonnes of cocaine that was intercepted by Spanish police off the coast of Africa, according Dutch News. Members of the Guardia Civil boarded the ship on Friday and overpowered the crew as it sailed from Freetown, the capital of Sierra Leone, towards its official destination of Benghazi in Libya. The vess…
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