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President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr. has indefinitely suspended Fitzgerald T. M. Biago from his role within the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) amid an ongoing investigation into alleged ethical transgressions.

Officer-in-Charge of the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA), Fitzgerald T. M. Biago, has temporarily stepped aside from his official functions as an independent investigation gets underway into allegations involving him.

Bucky Raw has spoken out again about what he calls unfair treatment in Liberia’s justice system. The rapper believes the law is not applied equally, saying some people face stricter punishment while others get more lenient treatment. His comments come shortly after his recent LDEA arrest for alleged cannabis possession.

Liberian rapper Bucky Raw has opened up about his past arrest, alleging that he was unfairly treated by the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) and targeted because of his status as a well-known public figure.

A Bomi County woman is accusing LDEA officers of causing her to miscarry following a March 26 raid in Klay District, claiming unlawful search, harsh treatment, and missing money. The LDEA has denied the allegations, insisting the operation was backed by a court warrant and tied to suspected drug activity.

The LDEA has disrobed Margibi County Commander, Special Agent Mentor A. Yormie, following the reported escape of a female drug suspect from custody in Kakata. The officer has been turned over to the agency’s Internal Board of Inquiry as investigations continue into the incident.

The LDEA has denied claims circulating online that suspended agent Ayouba Kromah has been reinstated, describing the reports as false and misleading. The agency says Kromah remains under suspension and is now facing further investigation by its Board of Internal Inquiry and Professional Standards.

Two LDEA officers caught on video assaulting a female suspect have been immediately disrobed and handed over for investigation. The agency warns: abuse of power will not be tolerated.

Liberian artist Bucky Raw has spoken out following Friday’s LDEA raid at his Paynesville home. He denies all drug allegations and says the claims are “false and intentional.” The LDEA has not explained why he was released despite reportedly finding substances, and no official statement has been issued. The case remains under review.

LDEA raided Liberian artist Bucky Raw’s Paynesville home Friday following allegations of drug sales. Officers reportedly found marijuana and “loud,” while Bucky Raw admitted ownership but said it was for personal use. He also claimed L$60,000 was taken during the search. Those present were taken into custody, and the case is still under review.