Narbonne: heavy sentences for cocaine trafficking and money laundering in Morocco

The Narbonne court sentenced a couple at the head of a network of cocaine trafficking in the Bourg district of Narbonne, who reinvested or sent money to Morocco, faced heavy prison sentences. Other members of this criminal organization also received prison sentences.

The verdict came Thursday evening. Pursued in detention for nearly 21 months, François was sentenced to 10 years in prison, for complicity in sale of cocaine and money launderingreports The Independent. Only the possession of a prohibited weapon was acquitted. Found guilty of complicity in the sale of cocaine and money laundering, his partner, Saloi, was sentenced to seven years in prison with a committal warrant. She appeared free. The Narbonne court ordered the seizure of his land. Each of them will also have to pay the sum of 50,000 euros. They are prohibited from going to Narbonne, from associating with the co-perpetrators of the trafficking with the exception of their son. The latter, Kélé, received 3 years and 6 months in prison, including one year of probation with a committal warrant. He will only spend a year and a half in detention due to a period served on remand.