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The First Brigade of the Baosan Corps received intelligence information and discovered that a drug manufacturing group was hiding in a building in Taoyuan City, trying to manufacture and package marijuana cartridges and drug coffee bags to make huge profits.
The drug manufacturing syndicate is hidden in a building in Taoyuan City, packaging marijuana cartridges and drug coffee bags to make huge profits. (Provided by Baosan Corps)
The First Brigade of the Baosan Corps recently received intelligence information that a drug manufacturing group was hiding in a building in Taoyuan City, trying to manufacture and repackage marijuana cartridges and drug coffee packets to make huge profits. In August, it launched a search and found a second- and third-level drug marijuana cartridge sub-packaging site and a drug coffee package sub-packaging site. The raw materials were estimated to be made into tens of thousands of drug coffee packets. The total market value of the seized drugs and equipment was more than 6 million yuan. Toxicologists Huang and Wang were transferred to investigation on drug charges.
The task force investigated and found that in order to evade police detection, the drug trafficking syndicate rented different floors of a high-rise residential building in Taoyuan City as a drug manufacturing and packaging base. They "produced and sold themselves" in a one-stop way. Suspect Huang was responsible for purchasing cannabis paste, cannabis flowers and third-level drug raw materials commonly known as "Meow Meow" and related processing equipment. Suspects Huang and Wang then worked together in the residence. The company carried out hierarchical processing, processing cannabis paste and cannabis oil into cannabis cartridges, cannabis flowers into cannabis cigarettes, and packaging the "Meow Meow" drug into drug coffee bags. They then contacted drug buyers through communication software and conducted drug transactions in Taoyuan, New Taipei and other areas. In August, the task force arrested 7 more drug buyers including Chen Su and dismantled the drug syndicate.
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The Baosan Corps pointed out that they seized a gross weight of 3,049 grams of cannabis flowers, a gross weight of 3,029 grams of cannabis oil, 126 cannabis cartridges, about 1 kilogram of the raw material of the third-level drug "Meow Meow", 235 cannabis cartridges and electronic cigarette mainframes, cannabis seeds, poisonous coffee bags, cannabis cigarettes, 1.4 million yuan in cash and related drug-making equipment.
In addition, the task force found that Huang was also a large e-cigarette main unit dealer. A total of 235 e-cigarette main units used for smoking marijuana cartridges were seized at the scene, which promptly blocked the flow of this batch of drugs and e-cigarette main units to the market.
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