A family-run criminal network operating in the French towns of Cahors, specifically the Sainte-Valérie and Terre-Rouge districts, has been dismantled by authorities. The operation involved drug trafficking and the subsequent transfer of funds to Algeria. Investigations have revealed a sophisticated and well-organized system managed by family members. Details regarding the specific drugs involved and the total amount of money transferred are currently under investigation and have not yet been publicly released. The dismantling of this network represents a significant effort to combat cross-border criminal activity. Further details are expected as the investigation progresses, with authorities continuing to analyze financial records and gather evidence. The case highlights the challenges of addressing organized crime with international connections.