The Central Investigation Agency's 'Arrested No. 2 and 3' are also drug smugglers... Track and arrest international mail

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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Choi Won-jeong = The Serious Crimes Investigation Agency (Seoul Crimes Investigation Agency) arrested two suspects in succession who were caught trying to smuggle drugs.

This is a case where suspects '2 and 3' were arrested after its launch on the 2nd.

According to the legal community on the 26th, the Drug Investigation Bureau of the Seoul Regional Central Investigation Agency arrested Mr. A, a Vietnamese man in his 40s, on charges of violating the Narcotics Control Act the day before.

Person A is staying in the country illegally and is accused of hiding 1.8 kg of marijuana in international mail and trying to bring it to Sejong earlier this month.

It was discovered that the Seoul Heavy Water Investigation Office also arrested a Korean man on the same day who was suspected of smuggling hundreds of grams (grams) of Philopon in the middle of this month.

The Central Investigation Agency arrested them through 'controlled delivery', which tracks the actual importer along the route of the drugs caught at customs.

The Central Investigation Agency applied for an arrest warrant for them through the Incheon Regional Public Prosecution Office, and the court issued a warrant the day before due to concerns about flight and destruction of evidence.

Mr. B, a Southeast Asian drug offender whom the Central Investigation Agency first secured, was arrested and transferred to the Public Prosecution Office on the 23rd.

Mr. B was also arrested on the 18th on charges of attempting to bring in international mail containing 2.5 kg of marijuana.

Kim Ji-yong, head of the Heavy Investigation Service, also introduced these achievements at the National Assembly's Public Administration and Security Committee's comprehensive audit of government affairs that day and said, "The investigators are very motivated. We will establish the organization as soon as possible."