Des billets noirs, d’une valeur de 2 milliards FCFA, ont été saisis par les gendarmes de la Brigade de Recherches de Faidherbe.
Les deux présumées coupables (Nd. Ndiaye et Nd. A. Niang, respectivement âgées de 48 et 58 ans) ont été arrêtées et déférées jeudi dernier au parquet.
D’après les sources du journal L’Observateur, elles sont visées pour association de malfaiteurs, contrefaçon de billets de banque et escroquerie.
Pour faire tomber la mafia, la gendarmerie a infiltré un de ses agents qui se faisait passer pour un commerçant. Les faussaires proposent à ce dernier de financer le lavage des billets noirs de 10 000 francs, d’une valeur de 2 milliards Fcfa, en fausses coupures.
Ils vont trouver un laveur de billets noirs originaire du Burkina. En contrepartie, les dames faussaires suggèrent à l’agent infiltré un partage équitable de l’argent propre. L’agent accepte la transaction délictuelle et procède à des prélèvements d’indices pour mieux cerner la mafia.
Ayant obtenu des preuves à charge, la Brigade de Recherches entre en jeu et les mises en cause seront appréhendées au cours d’un rendez-vous à la cité Keur Damel.
Diabaté, natif de Bakel, et le Burkinabè O. Sidibé, 63 ans, ont été également interpellés. Un faussaire en fuite est activement recherché.
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