BREAKING: Second Mystery Vessel Seized in Liberia, Two Foreign Nationals Held Amid Drug Probe

Liberia’s joint security forces are in control of yet another mysterious vessel — this time docked behind the Monrovia Central Prison — where two foreign nationals linked to ongoing drug investigations are being held. They are Serbian former kickboxer Srđan Seleš and Spanish Colombian national, Johann David Garces Grajales. Authorities confirmed to FrontPageAfrica early Thursday that a search is underway. “The AFL LCG took hold of the strange boat by 2 a. m. ,” Chief of Staff Major General Davidson F. Forleh said, responding to a FrontPageAfrica inquiry.

Authorities have not explained why the vessel drifted toward the back of the Monrovia Central Prison, and no motive has yet been offered for its presence there. A Familiar Pattern This is not the first time a vessel shrouded in mystery has drawn the attention of Liberian authorities this year. In June, the IB Atlantic IV drew scrutiny after it was spotted off Grand Cape Mount County, near York Island in Tewor District, its prolonged offshore presence raising concern among residents and fishermen. That case dragged on for weeks: a 14-member Coast Guard tactical team backed by two boats was eventually dispatched to intercept it, and the vessel was ultimately seized in Ivorian waters before Liberia moved to bring it home. Despite the intense…