On the 12 December 2011, the accused persons MUHAMADU SANI BELLO, SULE NJEBA, GHOSHYI PIUS YONDO and CHIN BASILE LEMGHA were arrested flagrante delicto in the locality of Banana in the Mambele-Moloundou sector during a raid carried out by elements of the Lobéké National Park. During this raid, they intercepted a truck matriculated CE-209-CX transporting cocoa driven by one of the accused persons CHIN BASILE LEMGHA and on board were SULE NJEBA, GHOSHYI PIUS YONDO and NAKPANDA Laure Dinaly. Searching the truck led to the discovery of three (03) bags containing forty-four (44) ivories and two (02) elephant tails. During interrogation, the driver declared he did not know of the content of the bags and named MUHAMADU SANI BELLO as the owner of the bags. The latter confessed to owning them, specifying that he obtained them from a Congolese friend whose name he did not give. However, all accused persons confessed to the facts and pleaded guilty. At the close of interrogations, the accused persons were transmitted before the State Attorney for prosecution.