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Grand Gedeh: Woman Arrested with Ma*****na and Tramadol Worth Thousands.

May 4, 2026

By Alexander Dweh Wulu
[email protected]
0770567107

A 35-year-old woman identified as Rita Sumo has been arrested in Zwedru City for alleged possession of illegal drugs.

According to the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA), the suspect, a Liberian national was apprehended around 6:30 PM at the truck parking area in Zwedru. She was reportedly found with a quantity of high-grade ma*****na, locally known as “Lawo,” with an estimated street value of LRD 545,380 (approximately USD 2,948).

LDEA officers also disclosed that five (5) boxes of tramadol pills were recovered from her, valued at about LRD 250,000 (around USD 1,351).

The suspect is currently undergoing investigation and is expected to be forwarded to court for prosecution in line with Liberian law.

Authorities say the arrest is part of ongoing efforts by the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) to combat illegal drug activities in the county.