Distribution of large amounts of illegal drugs based in three countries...The main culprit, a Nigerian, is detained and sent to South Korea.

A Nigerian man who was the main culprit in a case in which a large amount of methamphetamine was smuggled into South Korea in collaboration with bases in Cambodia, China, Nigeria, etc., has been arrested and sent to South Korea.
The Seoul National Police Agency's drug crime investigation team arrested Nigerian suspect A, who is believed to be the main culprit in the Methamphetamine smuggling case carried out by a three-country collaboration organization that was busted in September last year, and handed him over to the prosecutor's office in a state of custody.
It was announced on the 5th. Police busted this organization and seized 18.7 kilograms of methamphetamine. Police said the person entered Incheon International Airport through a third country on December 27 last year.
Suspect A was arrested. According to the police, from March to July 2021, Suspect A sent 6.3 kilograms of cannabis disguised as spices from Ghana by international special mail, and was delivered to a national in South Korea.
He is charged with smuggling marijuana in an attempt to steal the drug. Suspect A imported one kilogram of methamphetamine from a South Korean organization member on April 21 of last year at the direction of the organization's top official in Cambodia.
There are also charges that the attempt ended in failure because another member of the organization was arrested by an investigative agency. The police said, ``We will continue to monitor the movements of foreign illegal drug organizations that target South Korea, and we will take thorough action against them.''
It will tighten,” he said.