Benin: 15 people arrested in Pahou during a police operation
In its fight against drug trafficking, the Republican Police conducted a series of operations in several sensitive neighborhoods in the Pahou district, Ouidah municipality. The operations took place from Monday, June 16 to Saturday, June 21, 2025.
According to police sources, the neighborhoods of Dénou, Akadjamey, Pahou-Centre, Houndjava, and Hêvié-Liclan were targeted by law enforcement. The operations led to the dismantling of several sales points of Indian hemp and psychotropic products, which were disguised as bars, shops, or private homes.
In all, fifteen people were arrested during these operations. The officers seized significant amounts of Indian hemp, Tramadol, Tapentadol, Royal, and King 225 tablets, as well as packaging material and a sum of 400,000 CFA francs in cash.
The arrested individuals were taken into custody. They will be presented to the Republic’s prosecutor in the coming days.
With this operation, the Pahou police station reaffirms its commitment to “strengthen public safety and sanitize risk areas,” a source close to the case said.
Related Articles
Central African Republic: resumption of deadly hostilities along the borders with Chad and Sudan
Nigeria-Benin-Niger: Abuja opens a new front against the terrorist advance
Godomey Store: a shop dealing in prohibited products dismantled by the police, seven arrests.
Cotonou: a ghetto dismantled in Vodjè and a soldier nicknamed “alôtrô” actively sought by the police
Comments
Comments load when you reach this section.