Belgian police found 50 bags of cocaine during a raid on the office of Wallonia Education Minister Caroline Désir. Based on what has emerged so far, it appears that the minister has no interest in the facts and is cooperating with the investigations. One of his employees went to jail. Local media reported this.
The police raid dates back to December 15, but the news only emerged in recent days. It is stated that the operation may be part of the investigation into “drug WhatsApp”, a group chat used by more than 3 thousand people to buy cocaine and other drugs. There were many well-known names on the list and twenty-two people were arrested, including three police officers.
Minister Désir was “informed that an assistant in his office responsible for equipment and logistics was arrested as part of a drug trafficking investigation,” his spokesman said in a press release. The woman was fired.
Source: Today IT
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