Marcel Loor Convicted to 18 months Imprisonment for Drug Trafficking in Paris Courts. Marcel Loor. (File Photo) PARIS, France:--- Former Head of Immigration Marcel Loor who was convicted on St. Maarten for fraud, forgery, and money laundering was convicted to 18 months imprisonment in Paris last week for drug trafficking. Loor was arrested on July 19th at the Charles de Gaulle Airport (ROISSY) with 1.1 kilograms of cocaine. Loor was immediately arrested when he came off an Air France flight that left St. Maarten on Wednesday July 18th and landed in Paris on Thursday July 19th, 2013. The disgraced former cop appeared in a criminal court in Paris and was tried as comparution immédiate where he was sentenced immediately to 18 months imprisonment. Marcel Loor, a former head of immigration of St. Maarten made headlines in St. Maarten when he was arrested some years ago and was charged with fraud, forgery, and money laundering. Loor was convicted and spent a few years in prison. His assets were seized by the public prosecution during the trial, some months ago the court ruled that Loor and his long time partner Charlene Craig has to pay Naf. 900,000.00 to the justice system. The amounts seized by the prosecution exceed what Loor has to pay. However, it is not clear if that payment was made and how much time the disgraced cop has to comply with the conviction.
Posted on: Thu, 08 Aug 2013 02:33:38 +0000
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