A dramatic arrest in Keur Massar: the BR (Brigade de Répression du Banditisme - Brigade for the Repression of Banditry) puts an end to the international trafficking of a notorious dealer.

The Research Brigade (BR) of the Keur Massar company arrested the trader N. Touka, aged 26, for association of criminals and international drug trafficking, involving 500 grams of MDMA (ecstasy) and 270 grams of hashish according to Seneweb sources.

As part of its fight against drug trafficking, the Keur Massar Criminal Investigation Brigade (BR) apprehended Mr. Ndiaga, who had been wanted for some time by several investigative units. His modus operandi involved traveling to a neighboring country on a TMAX motorcycle to obtain drugs from a contact saved in his phone under the name "DIDI," who had a Malian number. Once the drugs were brought back to Mali, the suspect would travel around Keur Massar on his motorcycle to supply his dealer clients.

On July 19, the suspect was spotted in an alley, sitting on his motorcycle waiting for customers. The team of gendarmes deployed to the scene caught him in the act. Ndiaga nevertheless tried to escape, knocking his motorcycle over before fleeing on foot, which forced the gendarmes into a chase to catch him.

At the time of his arrest, he was bleeding from the head, an injury caused by his voluntary fall during the intervention of law enforcement.

A search of the suspect yielded 500 grams of MDMA and 200 grams of hashish. Investigators also seized electronic scales used in his activities, a roll of plastic bags used for packaging narcotics, and 10,500 CFA francs, representing the proceeds of his sales. In addition, they confiscated his TMAX motorcycle, two bottles of odor-neutralizing perfume, and an iPhone 17 Pro Max.

The injured suspect was immediately taken to the Keur Massar health center to receive medical treatment.

A subsequent search of his home resulted in the seizure of an additional 70 grams of hashish, which he had hidden in a drawer in his bedroom, bringing the total amount of hashish seized to 270 grams.

N. Touka was taken into custody for conspiracy and international drug trafficking. Prosecutor Saliou Dicko was informed of the facts.