Eleven jailed in Paris over'freres B' cannabis go-fast network
The Paris court convicted eleven people over a cannabis go-fast network run by three brothers from the Val-de-Marne, jailing its absent leader for 15 years and giving the rest from one suspended year to 11 years. Fines ran from 30,000 to 5 million euros for moving cannabis from Morocco to Paris and the provinces between 2018 and 2020.
🇫🇷 Tribunal judiciaire de Paris, Paris · France
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Convicted
11
Prison
15 years for the absent leader; 1 year suspended to 11 years for the other ten
The Paris tribunal judiciaire convicted the 11 people tried over a cannabis
delivery network run by three brothers from the Val-de-Marne, at the end of a
trial that ran for fifteen days.[1]
Afif B., 36, who was tried in his absence after being released when the trial
was postponed in 2024, was sentenced to 15 years in prison.[1]His two
brothers and their eight co-defendants received sentences ranging from a
one-year suspended prison term to 11 years firm.[1]The court also imposed
fines running from 30,000 euros to 5 million euros.[1]
The nine men and two women, aged 28 to 38, were tried for running an
industrial-scale “go fast” drug delivery system between 2018 and 2020, a term
for convoys that carry drugs at speed by car.[1]Led by the three brothers,
the network brought large quantities of cannabis from Morocco between 2018 and
2020 to Paris, the Paris suburbs and the provinces.[1]
At the trial, Afif B. said he had sold “bédo”, slang for cannabis, for twenty
years and delivered across the whole of France, describing himself as a
wholesaler rather than a retailer.[1]
Photos and video
Archive picture published with the verdict report, credited DR, of police searches in 2020 in which 650,000 euros were seized; it does not show the courtroom.Photo details
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Convicted
11
Prison
15 years for the absent leader; 1 year suspended to 11 years for the other ten
Agency
Tribunal judiciaire de Paris
Agency type
Court
Cannabis
Herbal cannabis
Activity
Trafficking, Smuggling, Sale
Setting
Prison
Case stage
Sentenced
Sentence
Prison
Region
Paris
Route
Morocco → France
Sources
Le Parisienleparisien.frFR17 tonnes de cannabis et 11 millions de profits : les frères B. inondaient Paris à coups de go fast
Open questions the AI reported
The verdict was given on "ce vendredi" in an article published on Saturday 31 January 2026; 30 January 2026 is used as the sentence date.
The 17 tonnes of cannabis and 11 million euros of profits appear only in the article's headline; the readable text does not state them, so no cannabis weight or value is recorded.
The article does not say when or where the network was broken up, so no place of seizure or type of raid is recorded beyond the Val-de-Marne origin of the three brothers.
The article does not say whether any of the defendants appeal, nor which defendant received the 11-year term or the 5-million-euro fine.
Only one account of this verdict could be read: other outlets did not publish the Paris judgment, and the rest of the Le Parisien article is behind the subscription paywall.
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