The government has deported four foreigners suspected to be drug barons following their arrest in Mombasa on Saturday. <\/p>\n
Multiagency detectives apprehended two South Africans and two Seychellois at an apartment adjacent to Nyali Beach Hotel. <\/p>\n
They were identified as Dominguez and Nedy Micock (Seychelles) and Barend Nolte and Marc Faivelewitz (SA). <\/p>\n
More on this: Four suspected foreign drug barons arrested in Mombasa <\/p>\n
The four were flown from Mombasa to the JKIA in Nairobi on Saturday night, for deportation and possible prosecution inSeychelles. <\/p>\n
Inspector General of police Joseph Boinnet confirmed their departure. <\/p>\n
Source indicated that four were linked to the Akasha brothers and two foreigners who were extradited to the US for allegedly running an international drug trafficking syndicate. <\/p>\n
Baktash and Ibrahim Akasha, and foreigners Vijay Goswami (Indian) and Hussein Shabakash (Pakistani) were secretly flown to New York on January31. <\/p>\n
[VIDEO] Akasha sons, two foreigners extradited to US - police source <\/p>\n
An Italian man who runs several companies in Mombasa and Kilifi was termed key to the arrest of the four. <\/p>\n
A US drugs enforcement agency officer said businessman Paolo Basta informed police of the whereabouts of the suspects after he was told he risked being linked to drug trafficking syndicate. <\/p>\n
Read more: How Italian Paolo Basta helped arrest Akashas, two foreigners <\/p>\n
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