LDEA Terminates Two Lofa County Action Agents Over Serious Misconduct

Monrovia, Liberia — April 22, 2026: The Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) has terminated, with immediate effect, the volunteer services of two additional Action Agents from Lofa County, Stanley A. Weagbah and Abdullah O. Myers.

The two individuals have been disqualified and removed from the ongoing vetting process for the next batch of volunteers scheduled to undergo training at the Police Academy.

According to the LDEA, the decision follows a concluded internal investigation which established that both Action Agents were involved in the harassment of peaceful citizens in Koluhum District. The investigation also revealed serious professional misconduct.

The LDEA maintains a strict zero-tolerance policy toward corruption, collusion, and any behavior that threatens the enforcement of the law. Accordingly, the eligibility and consideration of Stanley A. Weagbah and Abdullah O. Myers for admission into the Agency through the current vetting process have been permanently revoked and terminated.

The Agency has strongly cautioned the public against engaging, dealing with, or recognizing the two individuals in any capacity as representatives of the LDEA.

The Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency reaffirmed its commitment to discipline, integrity, accountability, and uncompromising enforcement of the law in the fight against drug trafficking and substance abuse.

The LDEA urges the public to continue supporting the fight against drug trafficking by reporting suspicious activities through its hotlines:

0777-133-333 / 0888-133-333

Signed: S/A G. Orlando Demey Chief, Public Relations Department Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) Cell: 0770-839-720