A man in his 20s who actually made ``drug kimbap'' with ``illegal drugs'' = South Korea

In South Korea, a man who put marijuana in food such as gimbap (Korean seaweed rolls) has been sentenced to prison. The Seoul Western District Court charged 29 people with violating the Narcotics Control Act (marijuana).
A, a 20-year-old man, was sentenced to 2 years and 6 months in prison and ordered to complete a 40-hour rehabilitation education program for drug addiction. Suspect A has installed tents, lights, fans, and other equipment in his house to grow marijuana.
The investigation revealed that the company had specialized equipment such as a pressure gauge and a hydrogen Eon concentration (ph) measuring device. Suspect A has a previous conviction for violating the Narcotics Control Act, and has committed similar crimes during his suspended sentence.
Understood. Suspect A was sentenced to one year in prison and two years of suspended sentence in August last year for allegedly purchasing and smoking 121.3 grams of cannabis on a total of 45 occasions from March 2018 to August of the following year.
there was. The trial chamber stated, ``The defendant not only smoked cannabis, but also put cannabis in his cooking and ingested cannabis in a variety of ways.''
"The crime is very serious," he said, explaining the reasons for the sentence.