Under the leadership of the National Agency for Narcotics (BNN), the network was rolled up, the police announced during a press conference in Tangerang, a city in the province of Banten on the island of Java.
In collaboration with the Customs and Excise Service Service of the Soekarno-Hatta Airport, the authorities managed to dismantle the international drug smuggling network. There were several foreigners involved, the majority of which come from our country.
During the press moment the suspects were shown as a kind of trophy. One of the Dutch is easy to recognize between Asian accused. It is a large, large bearded man with bald head and numerous tattoos – even on the back of his head. He is dressed in an orange crook suit and is fascinated.
A spokesperson explained the arrests. “A total of six operations were carried out, five of which were related to smuggling and one to forbidden passenger goods,” he explained. In total, the authorities managed to pick up ten suspects, including Indonesians, five Dutch people, a German, a Singaporese, a Chinese and a Malaysian.
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In the operations, a lot of evidence has been taken into account of drugs and new psychoactive substances, including almost 3 kilos of crystal meth, more than 1200 XTC pills, a small 1.2 kilo QAT, 4.7 kilos of anesthesia, and a quantity of marijuana and other pills.
One of the discoveries came from a package from Courier Company Aramex, from South Africa, which would contain children’s books. After opening, almost a kilo of pure crystal meth was found in the cover of the books.
“Based on the result of the laboratory test on drugs, it was established that they were testing positive,” said the police. Another case concerned two suspicious packages from Germany. Although it would be in the documents and sweets, hundreds of XTC pills were found during an inspection. It was also hidden in tilts and Sugar Munting was found in Sugar Munting. devices.
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,, The delivery was followed in a controlled manner, on which a police team could arrest a Dutchman with the initials LT. He received the goods. The suspect, together with a German henchman and all the evidence, was transferred to the National Investigation for Further Research. ”
The suspects will be charged on the basis of Act No. 35, established since 2009, concerning the smuggling of narcotic drugs. This is lifelong or the death penalty, Media report in Indonesia. They can also be punished on the basis of Act No. 36 of 2009 on public health.
“This success is certainly due to the support from all layers of the population,” said the police spokesman. “We are urging the public to work together in the fight against narcotic drugs and other dangerous substances.”
The catch shows that the authorities will continue to use the country against the threat of drugs. Collaboration between law enforcement agencies and awareness among the public is essential to break the chain of increasingly large -scale and more advanced illegal drug trafficking, the spokesman decided.