Interpol a demandé à la police mauritanienne d'interroger les personnes suivantes :
- Bouguine Ould Noueigeud, député
- Mohamed Ould Bouamatou, homme d'affaire
- Moulaye Ould Boukhreiss, général Retired
- Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz, the commander BASEP
- Mohamed Ould Lemine Adde, police chief political
Since the resignation of Abdatt Senni Ould Ould Adde also oversees the police, ie the department in charge of the drug. To date, none of the five has yet received a summons from the judge hearing the case against by the Office of the President announced the establishment of a commission of inquiry in which we find the Commissioner Ould Deddahi Abdallahi and more.
Apart from the sea or air, Nouadhibou is a peninsula that has a single output land, very close. To leave the city must necessarily pass the police controls, customs and gendarmerie, meaning that even in normal times, it is impossible to leave Nouadhibou by land without passing at least one of its controls.
Nouadhibou Police dismantled a drug trafficking and managed to get hold of 630 kg of cocaine, Sidi Ould Haidallah is, we are told, the main brains of the operation, was traveling at Nouadhibou on previous days this case driving a 4X4 HUMMER brand, an American vehicle very rare in Africa, and even more rare in Mauritania, his car was found on the northern border of Mauritania two days after his escape.
Why is it so rare that a vehicle have managed to sneak through the cracks of the security services, while the alert level was up?
Has he benefited from complicity at the highest level? And if so, why his flight was made possible? People who "leaked" they fear that come to the table before the judge? Many questions, then again who does not find a rethink.
And meanwhile, Ould Abdelaziz completes its control over the security apparatus, by dismissing CMJD the officer, and in general all officers who do it are not fully vested, and replacing them with his henchmen.
latest victim: the Colonels Sidi Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Alem, and Alassane Mohamed Ould Sogho Mohameddou. And this is just the beginning.
- Bouguine Ould Noueigeud, député
- Mohamed Ould Bouamatou, homme d'affaire
- Moulaye Ould Boukhreiss, général Retired
- Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz, the commander BASEP
- Mohamed Ould Lemine Adde, police chief political
Since the resignation of Abdatt Senni Ould Ould Adde also oversees the police, ie the department in charge of the drug. To date, none of the five has yet received a summons from the judge hearing the case against by the Office of the President announced the establishment of a commission of inquiry in which we find the Commissioner Ould Deddahi Abdallahi and more.
Apart from the sea or air, Nouadhibou is a peninsula that has a single output land, very close. To leave the city must necessarily pass the police controls, customs and gendarmerie, meaning that even in normal times, it is impossible to leave Nouadhibou by land without passing at least one of its controls.
Nouadhibou Police dismantled a drug trafficking and managed to get hold of 630 kg of cocaine, Sidi Ould Haidallah is, we are told, the main brains of the operation, was traveling at Nouadhibou on previous days this case driving a 4X4 HUMMER brand, an American vehicle very rare in Africa, and even more rare in Mauritania, his car was found on the northern border of Mauritania two days after his escape.
Why is it so rare that a vehicle have managed to sneak through the cracks of the security services, while the alert level was up?
Has he benefited from complicity at the highest level? And if so, why his flight was made possible? People who "leaked" they fear that come to the table before the judge? Many questions, then again who does not find a rethink.
And meanwhile, Ould Abdelaziz completes its control over the security apparatus, by dismissing CMJD the officer, and in general all officers who do it are not fully vested, and replacing them with his henchmen.
latest victim: the Colonels Sidi Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Alem, and Alassane Mohamed Ould Sogho Mohameddou. And this is just the beginning.
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