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“Objective 10,000 euros” is the unambiguous name of this Snapchat group entirely dedicated to the sale of drugs, led by a mysterious sponsor currently in prison. Part of this small narcotics sales network which infiltrated the Parisian nightlife has just been dismantled by investigators from the narcotics brigade (BS). A police operation made possible by the arrest carried out in flagrante delicto in a nightclub in the 15th arrondissement which had become “an essential scene of the electro scene”.
A woman and two men were brought before the magistrates of the Paris judicial court on November 11. The dealer, aged 19, received an eight-month suspended prison sentence, according to the admission of guilt procedure. His two accomplices, aged 19 and 22, will be tried in a criminal hearing on January 9.
The story begins last November 9 in the early morning, when the security agents of this club located at Porte de Versailles surprised this little dark-haired woman selling an ecstasy pill. She is accompanied by two friends. The trio is isolated and the security guards call the police. A patrol goes to the scene. This resident of Corbeil-Essonnes (Essonne) indicates that she works with two other men, two suspected drug dealers who are still there. These men were identified and quickly arrested in the establishment.
A pharmacy in your pocket
In the pockets of the quintet, the police discovered a real pharmacy – 10 g of cannabis resin, 27 g of cocaine, 67 g of ecstasy, 10 g of 3MMC, 6.9 mg of MDMA, 1.3 g of Ketamine, 5 blotters of LSD – as well as 490 euros. The five suspects were placed in police custody at the police station before being transferred to the premises of the judicial police. The young woman’s two “friends” are in fact users who had just bought drugs from her. They were quickly released, but not without receiving a fixed criminal fine of 200 euros.
The interviews of the protagonists, corroborated by the technical elements, shed light on the functioning of this small team of drug sellers, originating from Essonne and Seine-et-Marne. Chloé was responsible for selling the products under the supervision of Jordan and Dione. “The latter would have recruited the young woman after meeting her at a music festival,” specifies a source close to the case.
From his cell, he organizes the transportation of drug dealers
But this would only be the tip of the iceberg. These three suspects are said to be employees of a mysterious inmate at Villepinte prison (Seine-Saint-Denis) who manages his affairs using a phone on the social network Snapchat. “He responds to the pseudonym of Thanks Papi and he called his group Objective 10,000 euros », Says a source close to the matter.
From his cell, he would supply the drugs and even organize the transport of his employees to Parisian nightclubs. The prosecution finally decided to implement a rapid trial procedure for the trio, because, according to our information, the investigations did not make it possible to identify this imprisoned sponsor.
## World Today News Exclusive Interview: “Objective 10,000 Euros” - Delving into Paris Nightlife’s Drug Network
**Introduction**
Welcome to World Today News. Today we’re joined by two experts to discuss a recent drug bust that shed light on an organized drug selling network operating within Parisian nightlife. We have with us [**Guest 1 Name**], a sociologist specializing in youth culture and drug use and [**Guest 2 Name**], a former law enforcement officer with expertise in narcotics trafficking.
**Section 1: The Disrupted Network**
* Let’s start with the basics. What can you tell us about the way this specific drug-selling network operated, particularly its use of Snapchat and the ”Objective 10,000 Euros” group?
* This bust involved relatively young individuals. What factors might contribute to young people getting involved in drug dealing, particularly within a nightlife context?
**(Guest 1 Focus: Social and cultural factors influencing youth involvement in drug dealing. Guest 2 Focus: Criminal methodologies and recruitment tactics.)**
**Section 2: The Mysterious Sponsor**
* The article mentions a mysterious sponsor operating from prison using the alias “Thanks Papi.” This raises serious questions about the level of organization within prisons and the ongoing influence inmates can exert. What are your thoughts on this?
* This case highlights the potential for technology to facilitate criminal activity. How can law enforcement adapt and utilize technology effectively to combat drug trafficking in a constantly evolving digital landscape?
**(Guest 1 Focus: Prison gang structures and potential for exploitation. Guest 2 Focus: Technological challenges and opportunities in law enforcement.)**
**Section 3: Impact on Nightlife and Society**
* How might this drug bust and the subsequent investigation impact the Parisian nightlife scene? Will it serve as a deterrent, or are there deeper systemic issues that need to be addressed?
* This case involves several different drugs ranging from ecstasy to cocaine to ketamine. What does this suggest about the current drug landscape and the evolving preferences within specific demographics?
**(Guest 1 Focus: Impact on younger generations and potential long-term consequences. Guest 2 Focus: Trends in drug trafficking and organized crime.)**
**Section 4: Looking Ahead**
* What preventative measures can be put in place to address the root causes of drug dealing and addiction, especially among young individuals?
* What kind of collaboration between law enforcement, social services, and community organizations is needed to effectively combat drug trafficking and create safer environments?
**(Both Guests: Offer insights on potential solutions and policy recommendations.) **Peter: Thank you both for providing such valuable perspectives on this complex issue. This in-depth look at “Objective 10,000 Euros” serves as a reminder of the ongoing challenges we face and the need
for collaborative solutions.
