Shoot them on the spot in their fucking heads - fucking Kangaroo Citizens!
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一個月三破市區大毒案 海關雷霆萬鈞 冚8000萬可卡因
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檢獲的可卡因毒品總值約八千萬元。（梁國雄攝）
海關雷霆氣勢又破獲八千萬元販毒案。前晚海關毒品調查科人員，在大角咀一個豪宅屋苑外執行掃毒行動，截查兩名澳洲籍亞裔男子，在他們各持的行李箱內，搜獲總值約八千萬元懷疑可卡因。據悉，兩名疑犯以遊客身份來港後，被安排入住闢作「毒品倉」的豪宅，疑再「聽令」將毒品運往亞太地區，案件疑涉及由本港黑幫操控的跨國販毒集團。今次已是海關在一個月內，第三宗在市區破獲的龐大可卡因毒品案，三宗案件共檢獲約四百二十一公斤可卡因，總值逾四億二千萬元，相信連串掃毒對黑幫「財路」造成極大打擊。
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One month, three big drug cases in the city, the Customs Thunder, Wan Hao, 80 million cocaine
[Oriental Daily OrientalDaily]
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April 30, 2019
The total value of seized cocaine drugs was about $80 million. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
The total value of seized cocaine drugs was about $80 million. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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The total value of seized cocaine drugs was about $80 million. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
Customs Thunder has also cracked 80 million drug trafficking cases. Last night, officers of the Customs Narcotics Bureau conducted a anti-drug operation outside a mansion estate in Tai Kok Tsui. They intercepted two Australian Asian men and found a total value of about $80 million in their respective suitcases. cocaine. It is reported that after the two suspects came to Hong Kong as tourists, they were arranged to be admitted to the mansions of the "drug warehouse". They were suspected to "send orders" to transport the drugs to the Asia-Pacific region. The case involved suspected transnational drug trafficking groups controlled by local gangs. This is the third case of a large cocaine drug case which was uncovered in the urban area in one month. A total of about 421 kilograms of cocaine was seized in three cases. The total value was over $420 million. Anti-drugs have dealt a heavy blow to the gangsters.
Luxury house drug warehouse
According to the report, officers of the Customs and Excise Department of the Customs and Excise Department conducted an anti-drug operation in Kowloon West at about 6 pm in the evening before the smuggling of the Harbour Road outside Tai Po Tsui. During the period, the officers found two target men, each carrying a suitcase from the housing estate, and immediately intercepted them. In the two suitcases, seized about 80 kilograms of suspected cocaine, with a total market value of about 80 million yuan. . During the operation, the two Australian-American men, aged 18 and 18, were all arrested for trafficking in dangerous drugs. They were then detained and searched at a flat in the estate. However, there was no drug discovery in the whole estate. .
Chen Shaozhen, the first group commander of the Drug Investigation Section of the Customs Drug Investigation Bureau, said that the two suspects came to Hong Kong as tourists and immediately resided in a unit on the site. They believed that the site was also used as a drug storage warehouse. As the private housing estates are more defensive, it is believed that drug trafficking syndicates will arrange for foreigners to cover up drug trafficking through the identity of tourists and avoid causing suspicion from law enforcement officials.
Smuggling from the waterway to Hong Kong to resell the Asia Pacific region
Initial investigations revealed that the case was related to a gang in Hong Kong and involved a transnational drug trafficking syndicate. The cocaine seized was believed to have been smuggled into Hong Kong from the waterway and was ready for transshipment to the Asia Pacific region. It was not distributed in Hong Kong. As the drugs were brick-like, similar to the packaging and patterns in the two large cocaine drugs cases that were uncovered last month, the Customs is investigating whether the case is related to the above two cases and does not rule out that more people have been arrested.
According to the information, the Customs and Excise Department has cracked two huge drug cases last month. On the third day of last month, the officers smashed the Drug Storage and Distribution Centre at Sha Tin Riverside Garden. They arrested a 41-year-old Hong Kong man with a gangster background and seized 91 kilograms of cocaine with a market value of over $100 million. A total of 250 kilograms of cocaine worth about $240 million were seized and two foreign men involved in the case were arrested in the homes or hotels in To Kwa Wan, Tsim Sha Tsui and Yau Ma Tei.
The Australian-born Asian Han involved in the case was detained for enquiries.
The Australian-born Asian Han involved in the case was detained for enquiries.
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The Australian-born Asian Han involved in the case was detained for enquiries.
Another suspect was taken to the Customs headquarters for deduction.
Another suspect was taken to the Customs headquarters for deduction.
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Another suspect was taken to the Customs headquarters for deduction.
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Customs again broke the big drug case in the city. Checked 80 million cocaine 2 Australian
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The Customs and Excise Department of Tai Kok Tsui anti-drugs, with a value of 80 million yuan, can be found in Kain La 2 Australian. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
Following the seizure of two large-scale cocaine drugs in the urban area, the Customs and Excise Department yesterday (29th) smashed another large cocaine drug case in a mansion estate in Tai Kok Tsui and seized 80 kilograms of cocaine with a market value of about $80 million. The arrest of two Australian male tourists was initially suspected to be related to the local triads and did not exclude the previous two similar drug cases. This is the third large-scale cocaine drug case uncovered in the urban area in April. A total of 421 kilograms of cocaine has been seized with a market value of about $400 million.
The Customs and Excise Department conducted an anti-drug operation in West Kowloon in the evening of the same day. Two Australian men aged 18 and 28 were intercepted at Harbour Bay, Hoi Wan Road. They seized a total of 80 kilograms of suspected cocaine in their suitcases. The preliminary investigation believed that the drugs were smuggled into Hong Kong from the waterway and were ready to be re-transferred to the Asia-Pacific region. The two suspects live in one flat in the estate. The flats are mainly for storage purposes.
The first group commander of the Customs Drug Investigation, Mr Raymond Chan, pointed out that the seized drugs were brick-like. Similar to the two other drug cases seized this month, the seized drug packages were similar. At the same time, two people were arrested and came to Hong Kong as tourists. The Customs and Excise Department will investigate whether the three cases are related. It is initially believed to be related to the local triads. The case involves transnational drug trafficking syndicates and temporarily believes that the arrested persons are active for a short time.
For drug dealers who have recently used luxury housing estates to engage in drug trafficking, Chen Shaozhen pointed out that because private housing estates are more defensive, and drug dealers are foreign tourists, it is not easy to attract doubt.
On the 3rd and 25th of this month, the Customs and Excise Department respectively cracked two cases of cocaine drugs. The drug seized 341 kilograms of drugs and depreciated 340 million yuan. Three men were arrested in the operation.
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The drug package is brick-shaped. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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The Australian man involved was arrested. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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Another Australian man was taken. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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Another Australian man was taken. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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The Customs and Excise Department cracked a cocaine drug case in a mansion in Tai Kok Tsui. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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Chen Shaozhen, the first group commander of the Drug Investigation Section of the Customs Drug Investigation Bureau, told the case. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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豪宅闢毒品倉 安排入住掩飾
消息指稱，海關毒品調查科人員根據毒品情報調查後，前日傍晚六時許，在西九龍區執行反毒品行動，掩至大角咀海輝道維港灣屋苑外埋伏。期間，關員發現兩名目標男子，各持行李箱從屋苑步出，立即上前截查，在兩個行李箱內，檢獲共重約八十公斤懷疑可卡因，總市值約八千萬元。行動中，該兩名分別十八及廿八歲的澳洲籍亞裔男子，均涉嫌販運危險藥物被拘捕，隨即被押往上址屋苑一個單位搜查，惟反轉全屋再無任何毒品發現。
海關毒品調查科毒品調查第一組指揮官陳紹裘表示，兩名疑犯以遊客身份來港，隨即居於上址一個單位，相信上址同時被闢作毒品儲存倉庫。由於該個私人屋苑守衞較森嚴，相信有販毒集團安排外籍人士，透過遊客身份掩飾進行販運毒品，避免引起執法人員懷疑。
從水路偷運來港 轉售亞太區
初步調查顯示，案件與本港一個黑幫有關，並涉及一個跨國販毒集團，是次檢獲的可卡因相信從水路偷運來港，準備轉運往亞太地區，並非在本港分銷。由於該批毒品呈磚狀，與上個月破獲的兩宗大型可卡因毒品案中的包裝及圖案相似，海關正調查本案是否與上述兩案有關連，不排除有更多人被捕。
根據資料顯示，海關上個月已先後破獲兩宗龐大毒品案。於上月三日，關員在沙田河畔花園，搗破毒品儲存及分銷中心，拘捕一名有黑幫背景的四十一歲港男，並檢獲九十一公斤可卡因，市值逾一億元。至上月廿五日，關員分別在土瓜灣、尖沙咀及油麻地的住宅或酒店，共檢獲二百五十公斤、總值約二億四千萬元的可卡因，並拘捕兩名涉案外籍男子。
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涉案澳洲籍亞裔漢被押走扣查。
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另一名疑犯被帶往海關總部扣查。
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海關再破市區大毒案 檢值8000萬可卡因拉2澳洲漢
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2019年4月30日
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海關大角咀反毒品，檢值8000萬元可卡因拉2澳洲漢。(梁國雄攝)
海關繼早前破獲2宗市區內大型可卡因毒品案後，昨（29日）再在大角咀一個豪宅屋苑搗破另一宗大型可卡因毒品案，檢獲80公斤可卡因，市值約8000萬港元，拘捕2名澳洲籍男遊客，初步懷疑與本地黑社會有關連，亦不排除與先前2宗同類毒品案有關。今次是海關於4月內第3宗市區內破獲的大型可卡因毒品案，已共檢獲421公斤可卡因，市值約4億港元。
海關毒品調查科於昨日傍晚在西九龍區進行反毒品行動，在海帆道維港灣截查2名分別18歲及28歲澳洲籍男子，在他們攜帶的行李箱內檢獲共80公斤懷疑可卡因，初步調查相信毒品從水路偷運來港，準備再轉運到亞太地區。2名疑犯居於屋苑一單位，有關單位主要作儲存用途。
海關毒品調查第一組指揮官陳紹裘指出，檢獲的毒品呈磚狀，與本月份破獲的另外2宗毒品案，檢獲的毒品包裝相類似，同時被捕2人亦是以遊客身份來港，海關將會調查3宗案件是否有關連，初步相信與本地黑社會有關，案件牽涉跨國販毒集團，暫時相信被捕者活躍很短時間。
對於毒販近期較多利用豪宅屋苑從事販毒，陳紹裘指因私人屋苑守衞較森嚴，同時毒販是外籍遊客，較為不易引來懷疑。
海關分別於本月3日及25日，先後破獲兩宗可卡因毒品案，檢獲毒品共重341公斤，巿值3.4億元，行動中拘捕3名男子。
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毒品包裝呈磚狀。(梁國雄攝)
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涉案澳洲籍男子被捕。(梁國雄攝)
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另一名澳洲籍男子被帶署。(梁國雄攝)
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另一名澳洲籍男子被帶署。(梁國雄攝)
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海關在大角咀一豪宅破獲可卡因毒品案。(梁國雄攝)
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海關毒品調查科毒品調查第一組指揮官陳紹裘講述案情。(梁國雄攝)
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One month, three big drug cases in the city, the Customs Thunder, Wan Hao, 80 million cocaine
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Oriental Daily
April 30, 2019
The total value of seized cocaine drugs was about $80 million. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
The total value of seized cocaine drugs was about $80 million. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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The total value of seized cocaine drugs was about $80 million. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
Customs Thunder has also cracked 80 million drug trafficking cases. Last night, officers of the Customs Narcotics Bureau conducted a anti-drug operation outside a mansion estate in Tai Kok Tsui. They intercepted two Australian Asian men and found a total value of about $80 million in their respective suitcases. cocaine. It is reported that after the two suspects came to Hong Kong as tourists, they were arranged to be admitted to the mansions of the "drug warehouse". They were suspected to "send orders" to transport the drugs to the Asia-Pacific region. The case involved suspected transnational drug trafficking groups controlled by local gangs. This is the third case of a large cocaine drug case which was uncovered in the urban area in one month. A total of about 421 kilograms of cocaine was seized in three cases. The total value was over $420 million. Anti-drugs have dealt a heavy blow to the gangsters.
Luxury house drug warehouse
According to the report, officers of the Customs and Excise Department of the Customs and Excise Department conducted an anti-drug operation in Kowloon West at about 6 pm in the evening before the smuggling of the Harbour Road outside Tai Po Tsui. During the period, the officers found two target men, each carrying a suitcase from the housing estate, and immediately intercepted them. In the two suitcases, seized about 80 kilograms of suspected cocaine, with a total market value of about 80 million yuan. . During the operation, the two Australian-American men, aged 18 and 18, were all arrested for trafficking in dangerous drugs. They were then detained and searched at a flat in the estate. However, there was no drug discovery in the whole estate. .
Chen Shaozhen, the first group commander of the Drug Investigation Section of the Customs Drug Investigation Bureau, said that the two suspects came to Hong Kong as tourists and immediately resided in a unit on the site. They believed that the site was also used as a drug storage warehouse. As the private housing estates are more defensive, it is believed that drug trafficking syndicates will arrange for foreigners to cover up drug trafficking through the identity of tourists and avoid causing suspicion from law enforcement officials.
Smuggling from the waterway to Hong Kong to resell the Asia Pacific region
Initial investigations revealed that the case was related to a gang in Hong Kong and involved a transnational drug trafficking syndicate. The cocaine seized was believed to have been smuggled into Hong Kong from the waterway and was ready for transshipment to the Asia Pacific region. It was not distributed in Hong Kong. As the drugs were brick-like, similar to the packaging and patterns in the two large cocaine drugs cases that were uncovered last month, the Customs is investigating whether the case is related to the above two cases and does not rule out that more people have been arrested.
According to the information, the Customs and Excise Department has cracked two huge drug cases last month. On the third day of last month, the officers smashed the Drug Storage and Distribution Centre at Sha Tin Riverside Garden. They arrested a 41-year-old Hong Kong man with a gangster background and seized 91 kilograms of cocaine with a market value of over $100 million. A total of 250 kilograms of cocaine worth about $240 million were seized and two foreign men involved in the case were arrested in the homes or hotels in To Kwa Wan, Tsim Sha Tsui and Yau Ma Tei.
The Australian-born Asian Han involved in the case was detained for enquiries.
The Australian-born Asian Han involved in the case was detained for enquiries.
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The Australian-born Asian Han involved in the case was detained for enquiries.
Another suspect was taken to the Customs headquarters for deduction.
Another suspect was taken to the Customs headquarters for deduction.
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Another suspect was taken to the Customs headquarters for deduction.
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Customs again broke the big drug case in the city. Checked 80 million cocaine 2 Australian
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The Customs and Excise Department of Tai Kok Tsui anti-drugs, with a value of 80 million yuan, can be found in Kain La 2 Australian. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
Following the seizure of two large-scale cocaine drugs in the urban area, the Customs and Excise Department yesterday (29th) smashed another large cocaine drug case in a mansion estate in Tai Kok Tsui and seized 80 kilograms of cocaine with a market value of about $80 million. The arrest of two Australian male tourists was initially suspected to be related to the local triads and did not exclude the previous two similar drug cases. This is the third large-scale cocaine drug case uncovered in the urban area in April. A total of 421 kilograms of cocaine has been seized with a market value of about $400 million.
The Customs and Excise Department conducted an anti-drug operation in West Kowloon in the evening of the same day. Two Australian men aged 18 and 28 were intercepted at Harbour Bay, Hoi Wan Road. They seized a total of 80 kilograms of suspected cocaine in their suitcases. The preliminary investigation believed that the drugs were smuggled into Hong Kong from the waterway and were ready to be re-transferred to the Asia-Pacific region. The two suspects live in one flat in the estate. The flats are mainly for storage purposes.
The first group commander of the Customs Drug Investigation, Mr Raymond Chan, pointed out that the seized drugs were brick-like. Similar to the two other drug cases seized this month, the seized drug packages were similar. At the same time, two people were arrested and came to Hong Kong as tourists. The Customs and Excise Department will investigate whether the three cases are related. It is initially believed to be related to the local triads. The case involves transnational drug trafficking syndicates and temporarily believes that the arrested persons are active for a short time.
For drug dealers who have recently used luxury housing estates to engage in drug trafficking, Chen Shaozhen pointed out that because private housing estates are more defensive, and drug dealers are foreign tourists, it is not easy to attract doubt.
On the 3rd and 25th of this month, the Customs and Excise Department respectively cracked two cases of cocaine drugs. The drug seized 341 kilograms of drugs and depreciated 340 million yuan. Three men were arrested in the operation.
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The drug package is brick-shaped. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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The Australian man involved was arrested. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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Another Australian man was taken. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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Another Australian man was taken. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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The Customs and Excise Department cracked a cocaine drug case in a mansion in Tai Kok Tsui. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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Chen Shaozhen, the first group commander of the Drug Investigation Section of the Customs Drug Investigation Bureau, told the case. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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一個月三破市區大毒案 海關雷霆萬鈞 冚8000萬可卡因
東方日報 OrientalDaily
東方日報
2019年4月30日
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檢獲的可卡因毒品總值約八千萬元。（梁國雄攝）
海關雷霆氣勢又破獲八千萬元販毒案。前晚海關毒品調查科人員，在大角咀一個豪宅屋苑外執行掃毒行動，截查兩名澳洲籍亞裔男子，在他們各持的行李箱內，搜獲總值約八千萬元懷疑可卡因。據悉，兩名疑犯以遊客身份來港後，被安排入住闢作「毒品倉」的豪宅，疑再「聽令」將毒品運往亞太地區，案件疑涉及由本港黑幫操控的跨國販毒集團。今次已是海關在一個月內，第三宗在市區破獲的龐大可卡因毒品案，三宗案件共檢獲約四百二十一公斤可卡因，總值逾四億二千萬元，相信連串掃毒對黑幫「財路」造成極大打擊。
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One month, three big drug cases in the city, the Customs Thunder, Wan Hao, 80 million cocaine
[Oriental Daily OrientalDaily]
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Oriental Daily
April 30, 2019
The total value of seized cocaine drugs was about $80 million. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
The total value of seized cocaine drugs was about $80 million. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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The total value of seized cocaine drugs was about $80 million. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
Customs Thunder has also cracked 80 million drug trafficking cases. Last night, officers of the Customs Narcotics Bureau conducted a anti-drug operation outside a mansion estate in Tai Kok Tsui. They intercepted two Australian Asian men and found a total value of about $80 million in their respective suitcases. cocaine. It is reported that after the two suspects came to Hong Kong as tourists, they were arranged to be admitted to the mansions of the "drug warehouse". They were suspected to "send orders" to transport the drugs to the Asia-Pacific region. The case involved suspected transnational drug trafficking groups controlled by local gangs. This is the third case of a large cocaine drug case which was uncovered in the urban area in one month. A total of about 421 kilograms of cocaine was seized in three cases. The total value was over $420 million. Anti-drugs have dealt a heavy blow to the gangsters.
Luxury house drug warehouse
According to the report, officers of the Customs and Excise Department of the Customs and Excise Department conducted an anti-drug operation in Kowloon West at about 6 pm in the evening before the smuggling of the Harbour Road outside Tai Po Tsui. During the period, the officers found two target men, each carrying a suitcase from the housing estate, and immediately intercepted them. In the two suitcases, seized about 80 kilograms of suspected cocaine, with a total market value of about 80 million yuan. . During the operation, the two Australian-American men, aged 18 and 18, were all arrested for trafficking in dangerous drugs. They were then detained and searched at a flat in the estate. However, there was no drug discovery in the whole estate. .
Chen Shaozhen, the first group commander of the Drug Investigation Section of the Customs Drug Investigation Bureau, said that the two suspects came to Hong Kong as tourists and immediately resided in a unit on the site. They believed that the site was also used as a drug storage warehouse. As the private housing estates are more defensive, it is believed that drug trafficking syndicates will arrange for foreigners to cover up drug trafficking through the identity of tourists and avoid causing suspicion from law enforcement officials.
Smuggling from the waterway to Hong Kong to resell the Asia Pacific region
Initial investigations revealed that the case was related to a gang in Hong Kong and involved a transnational drug trafficking syndicate. The cocaine seized was believed to have been smuggled into Hong Kong from the waterway and was ready for transshipment to the Asia Pacific region. It was not distributed in Hong Kong. As the drugs were brick-like, similar to the packaging and patterns in the two large cocaine drugs cases that were uncovered last month, the Customs is investigating whether the case is related to the above two cases and does not rule out that more people have been arrested.
According to the information, the Customs and Excise Department has cracked two huge drug cases last month. On the third day of last month, the officers smashed the Drug Storage and Distribution Centre at Sha Tin Riverside Garden. They arrested a 41-year-old Hong Kong man with a gangster background and seized 91 kilograms of cocaine with a market value of over $100 million. A total of 250 kilograms of cocaine worth about $240 million were seized and two foreign men involved in the case were arrested in the homes or hotels in To Kwa Wan, Tsim Sha Tsui and Yau Ma Tei.
The Australian-born Asian Han involved in the case was detained for enquiries.
The Australian-born Asian Han involved in the case was detained for enquiries.
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The Australian-born Asian Han involved in the case was detained for enquiries.
Another suspect was taken to the Customs headquarters for deduction.
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Another suspect was taken to the Customs headquarters for deduction.
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Customs again broke the big drug case in the city. Checked 80 million cocaine 2 Australian
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Following the seizure of two large-scale cocaine drugs in the urban area, the Customs and Excise Department yesterday (29th) smashed another large cocaine drug case in a mansion estate in Tai Kok Tsui and seized 80 kilograms of cocaine with a market value of about $80 million. The arrest of two Australian male tourists was initially suspected to be related to the local triads and did not exclude the previous two similar drug cases. This is the third large-scale cocaine drug case uncovered in the urban area in April. A total of 421 kilograms of cocaine has been seized with a market value of about $400 million.
The Customs and Excise Department conducted an anti-drug operation in West Kowloon in the evening of the same day. Two Australian men aged 18 and 28 were intercepted at Harbour Bay, Hoi Wan Road. They seized a total of 80 kilograms of suspected cocaine in their suitcases. The preliminary investigation believed that the drugs were smuggled into Hong Kong from the waterway and were ready to be re-transferred to the Asia-Pacific region. The two suspects live in one flat in the estate. The flats are mainly for storage purposes.
The first group commander of the Customs Drug Investigation, Mr Raymond Chan, pointed out that the seized drugs were brick-like. Similar to the two other drug cases seized this month, the seized drug packages were similar. At the same time, two people were arrested and came to Hong Kong as tourists. The Customs and Excise Department will investigate whether the three cases are related. It is initially believed to be related to the local triads. The case involves transnational drug trafficking syndicates and temporarily believes that the arrested persons are active for a short time.
For drug dealers who have recently used luxury housing estates to engage in drug trafficking, Chen Shaozhen pointed out that because private housing estates are more defensive, and drug dealers are foreign tourists, it is not easy to attract doubt.
On the 3rd and 25th of this month, the Customs and Excise Department respectively cracked two cases of cocaine drugs. The drug seized 341 kilograms of drugs and depreciated 340 million yuan. Three men were arrested in the operation.
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The drug package is brick-shaped. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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The Australian man involved was arrested. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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Another Australian man was taken. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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Another Australian man was taken. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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The Customs and Excise Department cracked a cocaine drug case in a mansion in Tai Kok Tsui. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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Chen Shaozhen, the first group commander of the Drug Investigation Section of the Customs Drug Investigation Bureau, told the case. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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豪宅闢毒品倉 安排入住掩飾
消息指稱，海關毒品調查科人員根據毒品情報調查後，前日傍晚六時許，在西九龍區執行反毒品行動，掩至大角咀海輝道維港灣屋苑外埋伏。期間，關員發現兩名目標男子，各持行李箱從屋苑步出，立即上前截查，在兩個行李箱內，檢獲共重約八十公斤懷疑可卡因，總市值約八千萬元。行動中，該兩名分別十八及廿八歲的澳洲籍亞裔男子，均涉嫌販運危險藥物被拘捕，隨即被押往上址屋苑一個單位搜查，惟反轉全屋再無任何毒品發現。
海關毒品調查科毒品調查第一組指揮官陳紹裘表示，兩名疑犯以遊客身份來港，隨即居於上址一個單位，相信上址同時被闢作毒品儲存倉庫。由於該個私人屋苑守衞較森嚴，相信有販毒集團安排外籍人士，透過遊客身份掩飾進行販運毒品，避免引起執法人員懷疑。
從水路偷運來港 轉售亞太區
初步調查顯示，案件與本港一個黑幫有關，並涉及一個跨國販毒集團，是次檢獲的可卡因相信從水路偷運來港，準備轉運往亞太地區，並非在本港分銷。由於該批毒品呈磚狀，與上個月破獲的兩宗大型可卡因毒品案中的包裝及圖案相似，海關正調查本案是否與上述兩案有關連，不排除有更多人被捕。
根據資料顯示，海關上個月已先後破獲兩宗龐大毒品案。於上月三日，關員在沙田河畔花園，搗破毒品儲存及分銷中心，拘捕一名有黑幫背景的四十一歲港男，並檢獲九十一公斤可卡因，市值逾一億元。至上月廿五日，關員分別在土瓜灣、尖沙咀及油麻地的住宅或酒店，共檢獲二百五十公斤、總值約二億四千萬元的可卡因，並拘捕兩名涉案外籍男子。
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涉案澳洲籍亞裔漢被押走扣查。
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另一名疑犯被帶往海關總部扣查。
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海關再破市區大毒案 檢值8000萬可卡因拉2澳洲漢
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2019年4月30日
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海關大角咀反毒品，檢值8000萬元可卡因拉2澳洲漢。(梁國雄攝)
海關繼早前破獲2宗市區內大型可卡因毒品案後，昨（29日）再在大角咀一個豪宅屋苑搗破另一宗大型可卡因毒品案，檢獲80公斤可卡因，市值約8000萬港元，拘捕2名澳洲籍男遊客，初步懷疑與本地黑社會有關連，亦不排除與先前2宗同類毒品案有關。今次是海關於4月內第3宗市區內破獲的大型可卡因毒品案，已共檢獲421公斤可卡因，市值約4億港元。
海關毒品調查科於昨日傍晚在西九龍區進行反毒品行動，在海帆道維港灣截查2名分別18歲及28歲澳洲籍男子，在他們攜帶的行李箱內檢獲共80公斤懷疑可卡因，初步調查相信毒品從水路偷運來港，準備再轉運到亞太地區。2名疑犯居於屋苑一單位，有關單位主要作儲存用途。
海關毒品調查第一組指揮官陳紹裘指出，檢獲的毒品呈磚狀，與本月份破獲的另外2宗毒品案，檢獲的毒品包裝相類似，同時被捕2人亦是以遊客身份來港，海關將會調查3宗案件是否有關連，初步相信與本地黑社會有關，案件牽涉跨國販毒集團，暫時相信被捕者活躍很短時間。
對於毒販近期較多利用豪宅屋苑從事販毒，陳紹裘指因私人屋苑守衞較森嚴，同時毒販是外籍遊客，較為不易引來懷疑。
海關分別於本月3日及25日，先後破獲兩宗可卡因毒品案，檢獲毒品共重341公斤，巿值3.4億元，行動中拘捕3名男子。
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毒品包裝呈磚狀。(梁國雄攝)
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涉案澳洲籍男子被捕。(梁國雄攝)
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另一名澳洲籍男子被帶署。(梁國雄攝)
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海關在大角咀一豪宅破獲可卡因毒品案。(梁國雄攝)
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海關毒品調查科毒品調查第一組指揮官陳紹裘講述案情。(梁國雄攝)
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One month, three big drug cases in the city, the Customs Thunder, Wan Hao, 80 million cocaine
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Oriental Daily OrientalDaily
Oriental Daily
April 30, 2019
The total value of seized cocaine drugs was about $80 million. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
The total value of seized cocaine drugs was about $80 million. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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The total value of seized cocaine drugs was about $80 million. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
Customs Thunder has also cracked 80 million drug trafficking cases. Last night, officers of the Customs Narcotics Bureau conducted a anti-drug operation outside a mansion estate in Tai Kok Tsui. They intercepted two Australian Asian men and found a total value of about $80 million in their respective suitcases. cocaine. It is reported that after the two suspects came to Hong Kong as tourists, they were arranged to be admitted to the mansions of the "drug warehouse". They were suspected to "send orders" to transport the drugs to the Asia-Pacific region. The case involved suspected transnational drug trafficking groups controlled by local gangs. This is the third case of a large cocaine drug case which was uncovered in the urban area in one month. A total of about 421 kilograms of cocaine was seized in three cases. The total value was over $420 million. Anti-drugs have dealt a heavy blow to the gangsters.
Luxury house drug warehouse
According to the report, officers of the Customs and Excise Department of the Customs and Excise Department conducted an anti-drug operation in Kowloon West at about 6 pm in the evening before the smuggling of the Harbour Road outside Tai Po Tsui. During the period, the officers found two target men, each carrying a suitcase from the housing estate, and immediately intercepted them. In the two suitcases, seized about 80 kilograms of suspected cocaine, with a total market value of about 80 million yuan. . During the operation, the two Australian-American men, aged 18 and 18, were all arrested for trafficking in dangerous drugs. They were then detained and searched at a flat in the estate. However, there was no drug discovery in the whole estate. .
Chen Shaozhen, the first group commander of the Drug Investigation Section of the Customs Drug Investigation Bureau, said that the two suspects came to Hong Kong as tourists and immediately resided in a unit on the site. They believed that the site was also used as a drug storage warehouse. As the private housing estates are more defensive, it is believed that drug trafficking syndicates will arrange for foreigners to cover up drug trafficking through the identity of tourists and avoid causing suspicion from law enforcement officials.
Smuggling from the waterway to Hong Kong to resell the Asia Pacific region
Initial investigations revealed that the case was related to a gang in Hong Kong and involved a transnational drug trafficking syndicate. The cocaine seized was believed to have been smuggled into Hong Kong from the waterway and was ready for transshipment to the Asia Pacific region. It was not distributed in Hong Kong. As the drugs were brick-like, similar to the packaging and patterns in the two large cocaine drugs cases that were uncovered last month, the Customs is investigating whether the case is related to the above two cases and does not rule out that more people have been arrested.
According to the information, the Customs and Excise Department has cracked two huge drug cases last month. On the third day of last month, the officers smashed the Drug Storage and Distribution Centre at Sha Tin Riverside Garden. They arrested a 41-year-old Hong Kong man with a gangster background and seized 91 kilograms of cocaine with a market value of over $100 million. A total of 250 kilograms of cocaine worth about $240 million were seized and two foreign men involved in the case were arrested in the homes or hotels in To Kwa Wan, Tsim Sha Tsui and Yau Ma Tei.
The Australian-born Asian Han involved in the case was detained for enquiries.
The Australian-born Asian Han involved in the case was detained for enquiries.
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The Australian-born Asian Han involved in the case was detained for enquiries.
Another suspect was taken to the Customs headquarters for deduction.
Another suspect was taken to the Customs headquarters for deduction.
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Another suspect was taken to the Customs headquarters for deduction.
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Customs again broke the big drug case in the city. Checked 80 million cocaine 2 Australian
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The Customs and Excise Department of Tai Kok Tsui anti-drugs, with a value of 80 million yuan, can be found in Kain La 2 Australian. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
Following the seizure of two large-scale cocaine drugs in the urban area, the Customs and Excise Department yesterday (29th) smashed another large cocaine drug case in a mansion estate in Tai Kok Tsui and seized 80 kilograms of cocaine with a market value of about $80 million. The arrest of two Australian male tourists was initially suspected to be related to the local triads and did not exclude the previous two similar drug cases. This is the third large-scale cocaine drug case uncovered in the urban area in April. A total of 421 kilograms of cocaine has been seized with a market value of about $400 million.
The Customs and Excise Department conducted an anti-drug operation in West Kowloon in the evening of the same day. Two Australian men aged 18 and 28 were intercepted at Harbour Bay, Hoi Wan Road. They seized a total of 80 kilograms of suspected cocaine in their suitcases. The preliminary investigation believed that the drugs were smuggled into Hong Kong from the waterway and were ready to be re-transferred to the Asia-Pacific region. The two suspects live in one flat in the estate. The flats are mainly for storage purposes.
The first group commander of the Customs Drug Investigation, Mr Raymond Chan, pointed out that the seized drugs were brick-like. Similar to the two other drug cases seized this month, the seized drug packages were similar. At the same time, two people were arrested and came to Hong Kong as tourists. The Customs and Excise Department will investigate whether the three cases are related. It is initially believed to be related to the local triads. The case involves transnational drug trafficking syndicates and temporarily believes that the arrested persons are active for a short time.
For drug dealers who have recently used luxury housing estates to engage in drug trafficking, Chen Shaozhen pointed out that because private housing estates are more defensive, and drug dealers are foreign tourists, it is not easy to attract doubt.
On the 3rd and 25th of this month, the Customs and Excise Department respectively cracked two cases of cocaine drugs. The drug seized 341 kilograms of drugs and depreciated 340 million yuan. Three men were arrested in the operation.
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The drug package is brick-shaped. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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The Australian man involved was arrested. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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Another Australian man was taken. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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Another Australian man was taken. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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The Customs and Excise Department cracked a cocaine drug case in a mansion in Tai Kok Tsui. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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Chen Shaozhen, the first group commander of the Drug Investigation Section of the Customs Drug Investigation Bureau, told the case. (photo by Liang Guoxiong)
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