Drug Possession

Cambodia: Police in Cambodia have arrested five foreigners in a drug bust in Sihanoukville. The police found in their possession lots of MDMA pills and machine for pressing pills. 

                      

The people arrested in the drug bust are;

Mikhail Grafman, 52 year old male from Forest Hills, New York, USA

Hannah Sirkiä, 28 year old female from Vantaa, Finland

Lenka Vlková, 26 year old female from Czech Republic

Mukhametianova Elmira, 30 year old female from Russia

Melnyk Volodymyr, 28 year old from Ukraine

     

The foreigners might be put behind bar for 20 years, as Cambodia carries strict drug policies.

           

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  One of the suspsects talk to police, see video:

   

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A 35-year-old American man, Christensen Jordan Caleb, has been reported dead after police examined his body at the Eighty8 Backpackers Hostel which is located along Street 88, sangkat Wat Phnom, khan Daun Penh, Phnom Penh.

The body of the man was examined on the evening of November 8,2016 at bed No.10 of room No.8 on the 1st floor of the hostel.

After the examination, the police concluded the man had died from a drug induced heart failure, as he tested positive on methamphetamines and opiates. The police also finds a syringe in the left wrist of the victim.

 

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A 34 year old New Zealand citizen, Christopher Adams, was found dead by a cleaner at the Angkor International Hotel located on street 148 in Phsar Kandal I commune, Daun Penh district, Phnom Penh. 

               

His body was found at around 4:30pm by the cleaner after no response was received from his room during cleaning time. 

According to police, there was substances coming out from his mouth,and his urine test shows morphine and methamphetamine. He had died of heart attacks from the morphine and methamphetamine.

His body is currently kept at the Soviet hospital.

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President Duterte is not willing to be scared by the wide teeth of the UN or any external body advising him to stop  in  the fight against illegal drugs in the country. The president who believes there are more cops still protecting some drug lords in some area have said he would put a 2 million peso ($43,000) as bounty to get rid of them too.

                       

Speaking at the  National Heroes Day in the country, President Duterte said that dirty cops are his target now, and he vow to get rid of them, as many of them seems to be cuddling some drug lords, and this is not helping his war on illegal drugs in the country.

In his speech, Duterte said;

I might be inclined to place a reward on their head — the members of the ninja or members of the police who are then protecting the drug syndicates in this country. “I’m placing per head P2 million and you might want to, ipagbili na ninyo ang mga kaibigan ninyo.

The president also said he planned to stop the war on drugs during his tenure, as illegal drug is now a national threat to the country's population. He added that the drug has infiltrated; 

    every nook and corner of this country involving generals, mayors, governors, barangay captains and so many ninjas” or policemen “who are into it.

 

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Nathan James

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam: An Australian, Nathan Andrew James, 34,has been sentenced to life in prison after police found him to be in possession of 3.5 kilograms of heroin he was smuggling from Ho Chi Minh City to Sydney, Australia.

James was arrested at the Tan Son Nhat International airport in October 2013 while he was checking in for a flight to Sydney. The drug was found in his luggage by customs officials.

               

According to the indictment, James was asked by one "Tim" to carry the drugs to Australia to help him (James) clear his debt. At the time of this report, James is at large.

Vietnam has one of the most strict drug trafficking laws in South East Asia, and smuggling more than 600 grams of heroin or more than 2.5 kilograms of methamphetamine can result to a death penalty.

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Uzoma Elele Alpha, a Nigerian national living in Indonesia has been sentenced to life imprisonment for drug possession. The Indonesian police found methamphetamine and marijuana worth $451,400 in his apartment at the Margonda Residence tower in Depok when immigration authorities raided his apartment last December.

          

Police have asked Alpha his travel documents, but he couldn't present the documents,and was immediately arrested and tested for drug test, and he was positive for Marijuana. So the police not stopping at that decided to raid the man's home, and they found 300 grams of marijuana.

The prosecutors wanted life sentence for Alpha, but he was lucky to only have life imprisonment.

Indonesian authorities had killed 8 foreign nationals in March, and a Nigerian and Ghanaian was among the executed. The country policies on drug is a death sentence, and Alpha might just have to thank his stars.

 

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