Customs officials cooperate with drug trafficking...Police ``additional house searches'' = South Korea

South Korean police have launched additional raids on suspicion of collusion between a multinational drug trafficking organization and customs officials at Incheon Airport.
According to the police on the 15th, Yeongdeungpo Police Station in Seoul city was conducting a drug investigation at Incheon Airport Customs.
Investigators were sent to the Investigation Division office to secure materials related to the suspicion. Police explained that the reason for the raid was to confirm the details of the investigation conducted by the Narcotics Investigation Division against members of the organization arrested in February this year.
. Previously, on January 27, police suspected that five customs officials intentionally overlooked customs procedures when Malaysian drug gang members entered Incheon Airport and helped them smuggle 24 kilograms of methamphetamine.
ing. This is part of the 74kg of methamphetamine that three drug organizations made up of South Korean, Malaysian, and Chinese people brought into South Korea via cargo and airmail from January to September this year.
In response, police continued to search the homes of Incheon Airport customs officials last month to verify the location of the incident, including their cell phones and customs surveillance cameras.