Police investigation expands into multinational drug smuggling: ``Airport customs officials involved?'' = South Korea

Police are expanding their investigation into the possibility that customs officials at South Korea's Incheon International Airport may have been involved in a methamphetamine smuggling case involving a multinational drug organization.
Yeongdeungpo Police Station in Seoul has 74kg of methamphetamine (worth 2.46 million people, market value 222 billion won, approximately 24.6 billion yen).
), it was announced on the 11th that a pre-indictment investigation has begun, including issuing communication warrants against four customs officials at Incheon Airport regarding the case of a multinational drug organization transporting and selling drugs.
These officials reported that on January 27th this year, six Malaysian nationals who entered Incheon International Airport went through security inspection when they were smuggling 24kg of methamphetamine.
He is suspected of complicity, such as by leading the suspects to separate passages to avoid being inspected. The police, who have secured evidence through statements from the arrested Malaysian organization members and inspection of the airport scene, are able to collect this evidence at an early stage.
The plan is to file charges against them and continue the investigation. Prior to this, police arrested 26 members of a multinational drug organization, China Sosaku, who was trying to distribute methamphetamine smuggled into South Korea, and 15 of them were arrested for crimes.
He was arrested and sent to prison on suspicion of violating laws regarding group organization and aggravated punishment for specific crimes. They were investigated as having smuggled methamphetamine by hiding it inside a cutting board and wearing lighter clothes to carry the drug.
It was confirmed that organizations from South Korea, China, and Malaysia were collaborating with each other in this drug crime. The Malaysian organization is responsible for smuggling methamphetamine into South Korea, and the Korean organization is the smuggling route within South Korea.
While securing the supply of methamphetamine, the Chinese organization was mainly involved in transporting and storing methamphetamine, and the Chinese organization assumed the role of mainly distributing and selling smuggled methamphetamine. In particular, the Malaysian organization general manager alias ``Michael''
They disguised the weavers as delivery workers and smuggled them, and modified international cargo (chopping boards) so that they were delivered to Malaysian members who had infiltrated South Korea in advance.
Michael was assured that the cargo of cutting boards containing hidden methamphetamine was not detected during customs clearance and was safely delivered to the organization's base in Malaysia.
When he was arrested, he hid 100kg of Methamphetamine inside a cutting board and tried to smuggle in more, but when he learned that two members of the base organization had been arrested, they immediately retrieved the cargo waiting to be shipped.
was confirmed.