DEA 2025 Drug Seizures Tracker

Data updated for fiscal year 2025

Cocaine

0

Codeine

0

Heroin

0

Kush

0

Marijuana

0

Tramadol

0

About the LDEA

The Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) is a semi-autonomous security agency operating under the statutory supervision of the Ministry of Justice. Established to protect the borders and citizens of the Republic of Liberia, we serve as the front line in the national fight against the scourge of narcotic substances and abuse.

Our authority is derived from the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act of 2023, which empowers our agents to interdict, investigate, and arrest those involved in the illicit drug trade. We don't just enforce laws; we safeguard the future of Liberian youth by dismantling the organized networks that profit from addiction.

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The LDEA remains committed to maintaining a visible and effective presence across all 15 counties of the Republic of Liberia.

RECOGNITION

OFFICER OF THE MONTH

Special Agent Name

Tactical Operations Unit

"Recognized for exceptional bravery and integrity during the recent interdiction mission in Grand Cape Mount County, resulting in the successful dismantling of a major trafficking network."

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Agency Leadership

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Our Core Enforcement

The pillars of our strategy to secure the Republic.

Tactical Enforcement

We conduct high-stakes interdictions and "Clean Sweep" operations at major ports of entry, transit hubs, and known distribution centers to stop drugs before they reach our streets.

Intelligence Gathering

Our Intelligence Division works with international partners (like the DEA and Interpol) to track transnational cartels and dismantle local drug syndicates through covert surveillance.

Border Security

Monitoring Liberia's land borders and sea ports to prevent the country from being used as a transit point for South American and Asian drug cartels.

Rehabilitation Advocacy

While we enforce the law, we also advocate for the health and recovery of victims of drug abuse, supporting national efforts for better rehabilitation centers.

Our Prosecution Orders

The pillars of our strategy to secure the Republic.

Legal Prosecution

Working closely with the Ministry of Justice, we ensure that every arrest is backed by solid evidence, leading to successful prosecutions and the maximum sentencing for major traffickers.

Demand Reduction

We believe in prevention. Through school outreach and community programs, we educate Liberian youth about the dangers of "Kush" and other harmful substances.

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PUBLIC AWARENESS

Education is our first line of defense. By knowing the signs of substance abuse and trafficking, you can help protect your family and community.

Know the Signs:

Unusual chemical odors in residential areas.
Excessive foot traffic at odd hours in specific houses.
Presence of drug paraphernalia (needles, foil, small bags).
Sudden, unexplained wealth in the neighborhood.

*If you suspect someone is in immediate danger or an overdose is occurring, please contact emergency medical services first.

Contact LDEA

Official channels for administrative inquiries and support.

Headquarters

21st Street, Fiamah, Sinkor
Monrovia, Liberia

Office Hours

Mon - Fri: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Emergency: 24/7

Sister Entities

The LDEA operates in close coordination with other Liberian security and regulatory bodies to ensure national safety.

LDEA Strengthens Border Patrol at Robert's International

Youth Awareness Seminar in Grand Bassa