Chinese Nationals Accused of Smuggling Synthetic Drugs Into US Prisons on Drug-Soaked Paper
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Chinese nationals accused of smuggling synthetic drugs into US prisons on drug-soaked paper
Two Chinese nationals face drug trafficking and money laundering charges for allegedly supplying synthetic opioids and cannabinoids smuggled into U.S. federal prisons.
Chinese nationals arrested in China as Homeland Security Task Force works to stop drugs imported through the Eastern District of Texas destined for U.S. prisons
PLANO, Texas – Two Chinese nationals have been indicted and charged with federal drug trafficking violations as part of a Homeland Security Task Force investigation in the Eastern District of Texas, announced U.S. Attorney Jay R. Combs. Lisa Xing, 36, and Zhanwen Song, 38, Chinese citizens, were charged in a six-count superseding indictment returned…
Two Chinese nationals have been apprehended in China following allegations they orchestrated a vast operation to supply synthetic drugs that were subsequently funneled into correctional facilities across the United States. Lisa Xing, 36, and Zhanwen Song, 38, face federal charges in the Eastern District of Texas, including drug trafficking and money launching offenses, linked to [...]
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