By Amos HarrisBrewerville, Montserrado County — The Liberia Drugs Enforcement Agency (LDEA) has announced a significant breakthrough in its nationwide crackdown on narcotics, following the confiscation of nearly two metric tons of compressed marijuana. According to Biago, the seizure, which totaled 1,929 kilograms, has an estimated street value of L$27,850,760 (approximately USD 146,604). In a bold move, all LDEA officers previously assigned at Roberts International Airport (RIA) were recalled over allegations of misconduct. Two of the eight recalled officers are currently under investigation for underreporting narcotics confiscated in a recent seizure. The agency also confirmed the rollout of its mandatory drug testing policy for personnel.