Nina, the Parisian drug dealer who at 16 years old distributed cocaine in the richest neighborhoods with her school backpack: “Girls attract less attention”
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At the age of 16, a Parisian teenager identified as Nina began trafficking cocaine using her school backpack to deliver drugs across wealthy neighborhoods in Paris. Recruited casually on the street after going out to dinner with a friend, she was drawn into the illicit trade partly because of the perception that young women attract less law enforcement attention.
The case highlights the recruitment of minors into drug distribution networks, leveraging their demographic profile to evade suspicion. The operation targeted affluent areas of the French capital, utilizing everyday items like school gear to blend in unnoticed.
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