The Vannes criminal court sentenced two people on Friday 6 November 2026 over a cannabis and other drugs network supplied from a house in Limerzel, Morbihan, and distributing across Brittany’s four departments.[1] The man who supplied the network from Limerzel was sentenced to five years in prison, according to the article’s headline.[1][2] A second defendant, a 20-year-old woman, was sentenced at the same hearing; the opened text does not state her penalty.[1][2]

The case began on 30 September 2026 at a road check at Ploeren, near Vannes.[1] Gendarmes stopped the woman’s car for speeding and found 675 g of cannabis resin in labelled bags, seizing it along with €370 in cash.[1][2] The driver admitted making deliveries since August.[1] The network’s drugs were distributed from a house in Limerzel into the rest of Brittany, reaching the region’s four departments including small communes such as Motreff and Pleubian.[1] Inside the house, products were stored, weighed and packed into bags labelled by destination.[1]

The court also revoked a one-year suspended prison term the Limerzel man had outstanding.[2] Both were banned from living in the Morbihan department for five years.[2] The court confiscated the cash found in the case.[2] The Limerzel man had been held in pre-trial detention until the 6 November hearing.[2] Les Infos du Pays Gallo names the inquiry units as the Vannes company’s research brigade and the Saint-Avé brigade.[2] The week-long gap begins on 30 September 2026 at Ploeren, when a road check set the case in motion.[3]