Poisoned coffee bag was revealed to be a "skin care product". Man felt guilty when police checked him and held on to the bag to reveal its contents
Quick Look
- During a road inspection in Zhonghe District, New Taipei City, a 37-year-old Huang man was found carrying 10 poisonous coffee bags and 1 bag of K-tamine.
- Huang claimed that they were skin care products.
- The whole case was transferred to the law on drug charges.
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Why It Matters
The New Taipei City Security Brigade Special Service Squadron conducted a road inspection in Zhonghe District and stopped a white car and found that the yellow man was carrying drugs in the back seat.
The police found poisonous coffee bags, and Huang mistakenly thought they were "skin care products."
A 37-year-old man surnamed Huang was riding in a friend's car in the early hours of yesterday. He was stopped by the police while passing through Zhonghe, New Taipei City. The man in the back seat attracted the attention of the police because his eyes flashed and his hands clenched on his bag. When Mr. Huang got out of the car and was examined, he took out a box of imitation instant coffee and falsely claimed it was a "skin care product" in an attempt to deceive him. The police immediately discovered this and Mr. Huang had no choice but to hand over 10 packets of poisonous coffee packets and 1 packet of K-tamine. The whole case was sent to court in accordance with the law.
It is reported that the Special Service Squadron of the New Taipei City Security Brigade was performing a road inspection in Zhonghe District at about 0:00 the day before yesterday. When they stopped a white car for questioning, they found that a man in the back seat looked nervous and was holding on to his open bag. The police officer looked inside the car with a flashlight and saw a suspicious piece of packaging inside the bag. He immediately asked Mr. Huang to get out of the car and cooperate with the inspection.
Upon seeing this, Huang Man took out a carton with an outer packaging that looked like a regular instant coffee. He insisted that it contained "skin care products" and tried to pass the test. The police officer had a strange intuition and continued to question. Huang knew that he could not escape the law, so he had to open the carton and hand over 10 poisonous coffee bags with a "shield armband" pattern on them, weighing 125.7 grams. Then he took out a package of K-12, weighing 9.2 grams, from his trouser pocket.
Huang Nan confessed to the police that he bought all the drugs online and that he wanted to use them himself, and he could not remember the seller's details. After police inquiries, Huang was transferred to justice on suspicion of drug charges, and the police will continue to trace the source of the drugs.
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Huang Nan has K-life hidden in his body.
Huang Nan was arrested by the police and brought to justice.
Open Questions
- Has the source of the drugs been identified?
- Does Huang Man have a criminal record?
- What legal punishment will Huang Nan face?







