Hong Kong Customs detects the largest trafficking liquid Cocain case

Hong Kong Customs Monday (Janiest January 15)In December last year, the largest trafficking liquid Cocain case was detected in December last year, and the two were arrested.

Comprehensive Sing Tao Daily and the Internet media "Hong Kong 01" reported that during the anti -drug survey operation in Hong Kong Customs in December last year, I noticed that some drug trafficking group intends to steal a large number of drugs on the eve of Christmas Eve.After a lot of information collection and analysis, the customs locks a sea transport container with 706 boxes of red white meals and juice.

The Hong Kong Customs checked the cargo at Kwai Chung's cargo yard on December 19 last year. It was found that the report that the carton containing liquor had traces of re -packaging.After opening the box, it was found that the production number and date of the bag was not printed on the side of the bag.The customs immediately tested the drugs for all goods, and about 444 kg of 37 boxes of "liquor" were suspected of liquid cocaine in 37 boxes of "liquor". It is estimated that the market value is about 490 million Hong Kong dollars (about S $ 84 million).

The Hong Kong Customs then restores a liquid -cocaine carton, and then sends the container to the container terminal.After the container arrived in Hong Kong, the drug trafficking group instructed the logistics company to send the container to a place in Yuen Long, but the group members did not appear to receive the container.After a period of time, the group members appeared again and personally went to the logistics company's container farm to extract the container and transported them to a open space in Tsing Yi.

After the Hong Kong Customs, the main members and roles of the drug trafficking group were taken, and immediately took the arrest.On the 14th), a man who was responsible for receiving and storing local receiving and storage was arrested on Kwai Chung.The two are non -Chinese men, who are 38 to 50 years old, and are reported to be the heads of unemployed and transportation companies.