Three men aged between 19 and 39, all from the same Limoges drug network known as Point H, were sentenced on Monday to prison terms without suspension.[1] All three were kept in detention.[2] The first man was sentenced to three years in prison, the second to three years including one year suspended, and the third to two years including 10 months suspended.[2] The three were among four people arrested before dawn on 3 November in a police operation and placed in pre-trial detention.[1][2] The fourth person was placed under judicial supervision and is to be tried at a later date.[2] They were accused of trafficking across Limousin but also in Dordogne and Gironde since late 2025.[1]

The case was heard at an immediate-appearance hearing at the Limoges criminal court.[1][2] Point H is a Limoges network known to police for distributing cannabis, cocaine and crack across Limousin and beyond.[1] Investigators also seized 45,000 euros in cash, weapons and ammunition, and cars and luxury lenses.[2] The searches also seized 481 grams of cocaine.[2] The searches seized 5 kg of cannabis resin.[2] The public prosecutor said the defendants belonged to a lucrative, structured form of organised crime and had consciously chosen to join the network.[1]