The police were intrigued by the ride.
Last Friday, around 7:30 p.m. in Colomiers, in the suburbs of Toulouse, they found the behavior of two men posted in the street suspicious.
The latter having quickly admitted that they were expecting a delivery of drugs to their homes, the officials were quick to wait with them.
The expected car was not long in coming.
At the wheel was a 33-year-old man, the “driver”.
At his side, a 16-year-old boy as a supplier.
Well supplied since he had on him 130 g of cocaine, 250 g of cannabis resin and 130 g of grass, all packaged in small sachets.
In the back, another minor, 17, acted as a "piggy bank" and had already collected 2,500 euros in cash during the tour.
Quickly installed, quickly stopped
The trio traveled on demand and received their orders via courier.
A family business ?
Not at all.
From a police source, the 30-year-old explained that he had just offered his services and his car a week earlier on social networks, to make ends meet.
The protagonists did not know each other, they set up their small business in a few exchanges.
And so, for a few days only.
The driver was left free under judicial supervision until his trial.
The 17-year-old awaits his appearance at home on February 10 before a juvenile judge.
The youngest, who supplied the drugs, was placed under a warrant of committal in a penal institution for minors.
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