Criminal groups recruit women to cater to female clients

Criminal groups recruit women to cater to female clients France

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Issued on: 02/05/2026 - 17:21

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Women are increasingly being arrested and tried for drug trafficking here in France. This trend is linked to networks recruiting more women to cater to their female clientele. We have a special report on women in the drug trade and how they got involved.

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