Dutch drug lord Johannes Leijdekkers, wanted for drug trafficking and murder, has reportedly been residing in Sierra Leone for over two years, frequenting nightlife and social events. He was spotted attending a church service with the presidential family, raising alarms in international law enforcement. Dutch authorities highlighted his presence since at least December 2022, linking him to various parties and nightclubs, suggesting he is protected by powerful figures in Sierra Leone, a key transit location for South American cocaine headed to Europe.
Johannes Leijdekkers, a Dutch drug lord sentenced in absentia, has reportedly been living in Sierra Leone for at least two years, allegedly under high-level protection.
Leijdekkers was seen attending a New Year's Day church service with Sierra Leone's presidential family, prompting concern among international law enforcement agencies.
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