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<p style="font-size:xx-small;"> BAMAKO, Mali A police officer says that the Malian army has
arrested the leader of a village in the country's north on drug
trafficking charges.Chief Warrant officer Alassane Toure said Thursday that
the mayor of Tarkint, a village about 160 kilometers (99 miles) north
of Gao, was arrested on Wednesday. He identified the man as
Baba Ould Cheick and said his name was on a list of
six people who were issued arrest warrants in February for drug trafficking.
Toure says the arrest took place far from the village.Toure said that
a plane stopped near Tarkint in November 2009 carrying at least five
tons of cocaine from Venezuela. He says this is why Cheick was
arrested.Cheick is now in custody in Mali's capital, Bamako.
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