Traffic of luxury cars stolen in Europe: A driver arrested at Ghana's border reveals details

Author: Adolphe ANGOUAPublished on: June 8, 2026Country: Ghana

Crime & Law

Traffic of luxury cars stolen in Europe: A driver arrested at Ghana's border reveals details

A driver arrested at the Ghana-Togo border revealed he worked for M.Y., nicknamed 'Amada', currently detained at Yopougon prison since February 2026. The stolen Lexus Toyota LE 600 left the port of Cotonou after being shipped from Antwerp. Investigators are trying to determine how M.Y. continues to communicate with associates from prison.

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