21 female victims were sexually assaulted after losing consciousness with drug-laced e-cigarettes = Jeju, South Korea

Police have caught a group of criminals who mixed liquid synthetic marijuana into e-cigarettes, forced them to smoke it, then sexually assaulted and filmed the victim until she lost consciousness.
On the 10th, South Korea's Jeju Seobu Police Station reported violations of the Special Act on Punishment of Sexual Violent Crimes (Special Rape, Camera Crime, etc.).
It was revealed that Mr. A and Mr. B, both men in their 30s, were detained and sent to prison on suspicion of violating the law on drug control (photographing and distributing drugs, etc.) and violating the law on drug control. An accomplice, Mr. C, has also been booked without bond on the same charges and is currently under investigation.
Mr. A and Mr. B, who are friends, worked at entertainment facilities across the country from November 2017 to October this year, while making women drink drinks laced with sleeping pills at stores and at their homes.
He is accused of forcing her to smoke synthetic hemp e-cigarettes and then raping her. An investigation revealed that 21 women were victims. Police said, ``He drank alcohol with two men he happened to meet at a pub and suddenly lost consciousness.
An investigation was launched after a victim reported that the drug was suspected to have been administered, and Mr. A and Mr. B were arrested on the 20th of last month at a certain location in Jeju City. Police searched his home and found the mobile phone used in the crime, as well as liquid synthetic resin.
Approximately 5ml of hemp and electronic cigarettes were also found. It has been revealed that they used sleeping pills at the beginning of the crime, and later this year they used drugs to commit the crime.
Police conducted digital forensics on their mobile phones and discovered dozens of illegal sex-related videos taken by them, with additional video footage discovered.
It was reported that the amount would reach 280GB. The victims ranged from romantic relationships to one-night stands, and some were foreigners. However, the victims were unconscious at the time of the crime.
As a result, it was confirmed that the victims were not even aware of the fact of the damage caused. Police believe they do not sell or distribute the illegal footage they shot to third parties.
Although Mr. C was not complicit in this crime, it was confirmed during the police investigation that he was complicit in other crimes. However, Mr. C and Mr. A and B, who admitted the crime,
No, he denies the charges. A police official said, ``We are pursuing the drug dealers and investigating whether the suspects may have committed additional crimes.''