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00:04Last Friday, five Malaysians, both men and women...
00:07Flying from Kuala Lumpur International Airport Terminal 2 to Japan
00:11As soon as I got off the plane and went through customs, the customs officers sensed something was wrong.
00:15Because some of them had shoes on their feet
00:19The soles were extremely thick, and so thick it looked unnatural.
00:23Upon opening the insole, I found packets of white powder hidden underneath.
00:28This powder is cocaine. Customs will immediately investigate several other involved parties.
00:33people
00:33The method was exactly the same: 500 grams were hidden in each shoe.
00:37The total weight of the five people is five kilograms.
00:40The drugs are worth approximately 120 million yen on the Japanese black market.
00:45The equivalent of approximately 3.1 million Malaysian Ringgit is [amount missing].
00:48According to Japanese media reports, one of the suspects is a 24-year-old.
00:52After their arrest, they claimed that they were recruited on Telegram.
00:56of
00:56The other party offered a reward of RM8,000 per person.
01:00Add another pair of shoes, and those shoes won't be ordinary shoes.
01:04Space has been reserved under the insole
01:07Once the drugs are stuffed in, you can put them on and walk.
01:10Another suspect also said he met him through an app.
01:14one person
01:15The other party asked him to take the drugs out of the country, promising him payment.
01:19They also gave him a pair of shoes; all they had to do was put them on.
01:23As they walked out of the airport, Japanese police said...
01:26Four of the five people arrested have confessed.
01:29Only one 25-year-old woman denied it.
01:32He said he had no idea there was cocaine hidden in his shoes.
01:36Okay, in summary, this group of people
01:38Why did they dare to attempt this?
01:41According to Fuji News Network
01:43What did the 24-year-old suspect say?
01:45Someone told him that the airport staff had already received the money.
01:49Therefore, this group of people will not be investigated.
01:51It was because of this sentence that he felt confident enough to sell goods and pass the customs inspection.
01:55However, note that this report did not explain this clearly.
01:58Is the airport he mentioned an airport in Malaysia?
02:01It's still an airport in Japan.
02:02Or did they only bribe Malaysia?
02:05I didn't tell him that I hadn't bribed Japan.
02:07Anyway, the point is that this is a criminal organization.
02:11Words used to appease this poisonous Luo
02:14Or did someone actually take the money?
02:16There is currently no definitive answer.
02:18At this point, you might be curious.
02:20Hiding poison under the feet
02:23Doesn't KIA2 airport have security checks?
02:26Border Control and Protection Agency Director General Suhail said
02:30He believes that Japanese law enforcement agencies likely received intelligence long ago.
02:34That's why they were able to catch all five people at once.
02:38Suhaili also reminded the public
02:40Don't readily agree to help strangers carry items across borders.
02:44Be wary of free travel ads on social media.
02:48Otherwise, you might accidentally become a Poisonous Demon yourself.
02:53Malaysians smuggling drugs to Japan
02:54What about Hu Shen, the director of the Level 5 Amman Speed Reading Bureau?
02:57Today, a statement was issued.
02:58He said the police would send an investigation team to Japan.
03:01Joint investigation with local law enforcement agencies
03:04Sharing intelligence
03:05Their goal is clear.
03:06It's about tracking down those drugs.
03:08Where do we come from?
03:09Which group is behind this?
03:11How many people are involved?
03:12How big is this international network?
03:14Hu Shen revealed that after the police received the notification
03:16Immigration records have been reviewed
03:19It was discovered that a total of six people were holding tourist visas.
03:22That is, as a tourist
03:24Departing from KLIA2 to Japan
03:27None of the five people arrested had any criminal record.
03:29Only this type of case
03:31Why is it becoming increasingly difficult to investigate?
03:33Hu Shen then pointed out the drug trafficking group
03:36The two major moves now
03:38First, recruitment will no longer rely on face-to-face meetings.
03:40Instead, directly on social media
03:42Also, finding people on messaging apps
03:44Using quick money as bait
03:47Second, use the one-time message function.
03:49That is, after a period of time...
03:51It will be deleted automatically.
03:53Even if Poison Luo is captured
03:54The conversation history on my phone is long gone.
03:57Law enforcement agencies also find it difficult to track down evidence.
04:00Hu Shen also made a special statement
04:02Some people were arrested
04:03They claimed they were unaware the luggage contained drugs.
04:06But the excuse of ignorance
04:08Legal liability cannot be automatically exempted.
04:10The police will investigate each detail one by one.
04:14Then he mentioned a trend.
04:16Since Kuala Lumpur International Airport
04:18After strengthening control and law enforcement
04:20That criminal group began to shift
04:22Other alternative routes
04:23Including Penang International Airport
04:25Abu Dhabi International Airport and Miri Airport
04:28in other words
04:29KLIA is holding firm.
04:31The criminal group then went through another door.
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