Yoff: A stylist and a musician arrested by the DIC, the discovery is shocking

Author: senenews.comPublished on: April 13, 2026Country: Senegal

Crime & Law

Yoff: A stylist and a musician arrested by the DIC, the discovery is shocking

Stylist M. Cardeau and musician J. Lawson were arrested by the Criminal Investigation Division (DIC) in Yoff for conspiracy and drug trafficking. During their arrest, a 50-gram packet of hashish was found in M. Cardeau's possession. Although they deny any involvement in a trafficking network, M. Cardeau admitted to owning the drugs, which he purchased for 140,000 CFA francs.

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