110 kg of cannabis seized from a Spain-bound go-fast convoy in Deuil-la-Barre
Police arrested four men in Deuil-la-Barre, Val-d'Oise, on 5 April 2024 as a three-vehicle convoy from Spain prepared to unload nearly 110 kg of cannabis herb from a Peugeot 5008. An OFAST investigation into the alleged 43-year-old organiser, a repeat offender, preceded the interception.
🇫🇷 Quartier de la Galathée, Deuil-la-Barre, Val-d'Oise · France
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Arrested
4
Cannabis
110 kg
Agencies
Brigade de recherches et d'intervention (BRI) de Versailles, Brigade de recherches et d'intervention financière (BRI-FN) de Nanterre +1
Four men were arrested on the evening of Friday 5 April 2024 in Deuil-la-Barre,
Val-d’Oise, by officers of the Versailles recherche and intervention brigade
(BRI) and the financial BRI of Nanterre.[1]A second outlet, actu.fr, reports
the same interception at about 22:00 on Friday 5 April 2024 in the Galathée
district.[2]
The four suspects, who had left Spain that morning, were stopped around 22:00 in
the Galathée district as they were about to unload the drugs.[1]The cannabis,
close to 110 kg of herb, was carried in a Peugeot 5008, and two other vehicles
travelled in the convoy from Spain.[1]Actu.fr states that 110 kg of cannabis
herb was seized during the arrests.[2]Actu17 put the load’s resale value for
dealers at close to one million euros.[1]
Investigators of the Versailles anti-narcotics office (OFAST) had followed the
alleged organiser, a 43-year-old repeat offender, for several months.[1]He is
suspected of organising this go-fast; police identified the three vehicles used
and the three accomplices.[1]
A source close to the investigation said the men were arrested calmly, as the
5008 was full of cannabis herb.[1]The four were placed in garde à vue, French
police custody pending investigation, at the OFAST offices in Versailles, where
the measure can last up to 96 hours.[1]They were due to be brought before an
investigating judge in Pontoise for a possible formal investigation.[1]Actu.fr likewise reported the planned hearing before a Pontoise investigating
judge.[2]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Arrested
4
Cannabis
110 kg
Agencies
Brigade de recherches et d'intervention (BRI) de Versailles; Brigade de recherches et d'intervention financière (BRI-FN) de Nanterre; 🇫🇷Anti-Narcotics Office (OFAST)
Agency type
Police, Anti-narcotics agency
Cannabis
Herbal cannabis (110 kg)
Activity
Smuggling, Trafficking
Setting
Street or public place, Vehicle
Case stage
Under investigation
Force
No force reported
Region
Val-d'Oise
Route
Spain → France
Sources
Actu17actu17.frFRUn go-fast intercepté par la BRI à Deuil-la-Barre : 110 kg d'herbe de cannabis saisis et quatre hommes interpellés
actu.fractu.frFRGo-fast entre l'Espagne et le Val-d'Oise : 110 kilos de cannabis saisis et quatre arrestations
Open questions the AI reported
The quantity is given as "près de 110 kilos" and "110 kilos" by the two outlets; 110 kg is recorded.
No report says whether the four were later placed under formal investigation or charged, or how the case ended.
The suspects are not named and their nationalities are not reported; Actu17 mentions the alleged organiser's Algerian origin, which is omitted here as an identifier.
The one million euro resale value is Actu17's figure for the dealers' resale value and is not recorded as a structured figure.
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