Two Women Allegedly Haul $1M of Pot From New York to Japan
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Two American women were found with 30 kilograms of cannabis in their suitcases in Tokyo. One of them took the job because of the free trip to Japan.
Two women allegedly haul $1M of pot from New York to Japan
Tokyo police arrested two American women on Sept. 5 after they allegedly landed in Japan's Haneda International Airport with $1 million in pot. The country is known for its zero-tolerance drug laws.
Detainees transported dry cannabis weighing about 30 kilograms, with an estimated value of $970,000.
US women arrested in Japan for smuggling cannabis worth over S$1.2M
One of the suspects said she had been motivated by a free trip to Japan. The post US women arrested in Japan for smuggling cannabis worth over S$1.2M appeared first on MS News - Independent News For Singaporeans.
TOKYO – Two American (US) women have been arrested after attempting to smuggle US$1 million (RM4 million) worth of marijuana into Japan, with one of the suspects claiming to have been lured by an offer of a free trip to the country, the South China Morning Post reported. The two 25-year-old suspects arrived at Tokyo's Haneda Airport from New York state.
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