
AI-generated summary
Both Huang Boting and Wang Caijie have drug convictions. They are not lovers but only drug friends. They rented two residences in a community building in Taoyuan City as a drug manufacturing and distribution base. They operated on different floors without attracting the attention of their neighbors.
The Baosan Corps seized the electronic cigarette main unit. (Provided by Baosan Corps)
Police dismantle drug syndicate and seize more than 6 million yuan in equipment
The man Huang Boting and the woman Wang Caijie formed a drug manufacturing group. They were suspected of setting up a drug manufacturing factory in a community building in Taoyuan City to manufacture, package and sell marijuana cartridges and drug coffee bags. The group produced and sold drugs. After collecting evidence for a long time, the police launched a search and arrested the suspects including Huang Nan and Wang Daughter. They also seized second- and third-level drugs, marijuana cartridges, and raw materials for manufacturing drug-induced coffee pods. It was initially estimated that more than 10,000 bags of drug-induced coffee pods could be made. The total market value of the seized drugs and equipment exceeded NT$6 million. After the interrogation, Mr. Huang and Ms. Wang were transferred for investigation on suspicion of violating the Drug Harm Prevention Regulations and were prosecuted by the Taoist Prosecutor's Office on the 1st of this month.
Drug manufacturing factory hides in community building
An investigation by the special team of the Baosan Corps found that Huang Boting (29 years old) and Wang Caijie (23 years old) both had drug convictions. The two were not lovers, but just drug friends. In order to conceal themselves from others and evade police investigation, the two rented two houses in a community building in Taoyuan City and used different floors as drug manufacturing and distribution bases without attracting the attention of their neighbors. The group "produces and sells itself" in a one-stop manner, with Huang Suan responsible for purchasing cannabis paste, cannabis oil, cannabis flowers, third-level drug raw materials commonly known as "Meow Meow" and related processing equipment.
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Huang and Wang jointly carried out hierarchical processing in their residence, processing cannabis paste and cannabis oil into cannabis cartridges, cannabis flowers into cannabis cigarettes, and making "Meow Meow" drug raw materials and packaging them into drug coffee bags. They then contacted drug buyers through communication software, mainly conducting drug transactions in northern areas such as Taoyuan City and New Taipei City.
After being arrested, the two suspects firmly denied making and selling drugs. After repeated questioning by the police, Sue Huang confessed. The task force arrested seven more drug buyers, including Chen Su, and successfully dismantled the drug syndicate.
The Baosan Corps pointed out that this time they seized a total of 3,049 grams of cannabis flower gross weight, 126 cannabis cartridges, about one kilogram of raw materials for the drug "Meow Meow", 235 cannabis cartridges and electronic cigarette mainframes, cannabis seeds, LSD poison stamps, poisonous coffee packets, cannabis cigarettes, 1.4 million yuan in cash obtained from drug trafficking, and related drug manufacturing equipment.
In addition, the task force found that Huang was also a major e-cigarette main unit dealer, and a total of 235 e-cigarette main units used for smoking marijuana cartridges were seized at the scene. The e-cigarette main unit has a novel appearance, is easy to carry, and can be used discreetly. It can easily reduce young people's wariness about drugs and encourage them to take drugs. The police promptly seized the drugs and blocked the flow of the drugs and electronic cigarette hosts to the market.
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The Baosan Corps uncovered a drug manufacturing base in a Taoyuan community building and seized raw materials for marijuana cartridges and drug coffee packets. (Provided by Baosan Corps)
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The prosecutor will prosecute and try Huang Boting and Wang Caijie on drug manufacturing and trafficking charges.
Very likely · Within months
The police will continue to trace the source and flow of e-cigarette mainframes to prevent similar drug-making tools from being abused again.
Likely · Within weeks

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