27 members of an organized group that smuggled drugs for 340,000 people were indicted...distributed to clubs = South Korea

A group that smuggled drugs worth 4 billion won (approximately 442 million yen) from Thailand and distributed them to clubs in South Korea has been handed over to court.
South Korea's Incheon District Public Prosecutors Office's Powerful Criminal Investigation Department (chief inspector Kim Yong-sil) has issued an A on suspicion of violating the Act on Aggravated Punishment of Specified Crimes.
It was announced on the 30th that 25 people, including Mr. B (30), were indicted for arrest, and two people, including Mr. B (31), were indicted without restraint. Mr. A and others used Incheon International Airport from Thailand from December 2021 to last month.
He is suspected of smuggling 17,200 grams of ketamine and ecstasy with a market value of 4.3 billion won (approximately 475.2 million yen) and distributing them into South Korea.
They work as MDs at clubs in Gangnam, Seoul, and are friends who enjoy the nightlife.
The crime was divided into three parts. The transporters entered the country hiding drugs wrapped in plastic wrap in underwear or wide pants, and one of the transporters said, ``1 million won (approximately 110,000 yen) per 100g.
He made his own sister and girlfriend his accomplices when he offered to sell drugs. The ketamine that Mr. A and others purchased from Thai drug dealers was priced at 30 million to 35 million won (approx.
3.32 million to 3.86 million yen). They sold the smuggled ketamine in units of 100g (15 million won, equivalent to about 1.65 million yen) to club MDs, etc., and the MDs divided it,
It was confirmed that it was sold to club customers. Mr. A made a profit every time he smuggled drugs, but by role, the transporter was 7 million to 10 million won (about 770,000 to 1.1 million yen), and the recruiter was
10 million won (about 1.1 million yen), and the funder earned about 100 million won (about 11 million yen). The prosecution and Incheon Airport Headquarters Customs, which launched a joint investigation, based on the list of drug smuggling suspects,
Mr. A and others were arrested and about 3 kilograms of ketamine were seized. The amount of drugs they brought that was not collected was mainly distributed to two or three clubs in South Korea.
At the time of their arrest, Mr. A and others belonged to four organizations.
It turned out that it was a set. In response, the prosecution explained, ``In a short period of time, he took control of the club drug distribution market, divided the profits, and then dispersed, showing an atypical appearance.'' Usually drug traffickers
It turns out that Yi is a method in which fixed members divide their ranks and continue their crimes.