@user3625727684948: #trending Four Ghanaians have been charged and remanded in connection with the nearly 3.9-tonne cocaine shipment seized in Dunkirk, France, after it arrived from Ghana. Four accused before court The four — Desmond Koranteng Curiel, also known as Paul Kweku Yeboah or Biggs; Musah Attah, also known as Kromo; Kweku Otchere; and Jessica Hartog — appeared before the High Court in Accra on Wednesday, September 16, 2026. They face charges of conspiracy to export narcotic drugs without a licence and exportation of narcotic drugs. The court remanded them for four weeks, with the case adjourned to October 13, 2026. Alleged link to Jos Leijdekkers Dutch fugitive Jos Leijdekkers, popularly known as Bolle Jos, has also been named as a fifth accused in the case but remains at large. Authorities have alleged links between the suspects and Leijdekkers. However, these alleged connections and the individual roles of the accused remain matters to be established through the ongoing investigation and court proceedings. Shipment seized in France French authorities seized almost 3.9 tonnes of cocaine in Dunkirk after the drugs were discovered concealed in a shipment of plastic waste that had arrived from Ghana. The case has triggered cooperation between Ghanaian and French authorities as investigations continue into how the shipment was organised and the people allegedly involved. The latest court action represents a significant development in the investigation, with proceedings now underway in Ghana. Ivstories || beyond the headline into the story. #ivstories #trendingnow #GhanaNews #ghana

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