The Deputy Superintendent for Operations of the Monrovia Central Prison, Mr. Jackson K. Kolako, has been arrested and imprisoned for allegedly aiding and abetting a cartel of Colombian drug dealers.
The National Security Agency (NSA) picked Kolako up on Saturday, August 1, 2026, at around 2:44pm, while he was still on duty at South Beach prison in central Monrovia, according to a verified report in possession of Verity News.
It is alleged that Chief of Operations Jackson Kolako used his telephone to have aided and facilitated Colombian drug dealers to communicate with their overseas and local drug partners.
Kolako mobile money account also showed multiple cash transfers directly from the Columbian Drug Cartel to him. Kolako is currently in detention at the Central Police Station on Capitol Hill in Monrovia.
This paper promised to get at the bottom of this drug mystery and to fight for tens of thousands of grieving parents who have lost their children to drugs. We won’t rest until this promise is fulfilled. The Cartel must be dismantled.
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