The man surnamed Zhang is a master of medicine in the United States. He is unwilling to inherit the family business, so he and two friends grow marijuana in the warehouse of his home in Yuli, Hualien. New Taipei Yonghe police recently arrested Zhang Nan and other 3 people and transferred them to the prosecution for investigation; 413 cannabis plants were recovered, and the finished product was more than 17 kilograms. The black market value was roughly estimated to be regarding NT$100 million.
The Yonghe Police Station in New Taipei City said today that a man surnamed Zhang, who lives in Yuli Township, Hualien County, is a well-off man who is favored by his parents. After studying for a master’s degree in medicine in the United States, he returned to Taiwan and did not develop into a medical-related industry, nor did he want to inherit his family. career, and I don’t want to be an ordinary office worker.
The police said that Zhang Nan had a whimsical idea and found friends with agricultural expertise, Chen and Lin, to engage in marijuana business. First, he purchased marijuana seeds through the Internet, and then learned online how to raise seedlings, plant, harvest, manufacture and other drug-making knowledge. , Use idle clinics and pharmacy warehouses to grow marijuana and sell it for profit.
Yonghe Police Bureau said that the three suspects have been planted since last year. In May of this year, the police received a tip to search for evidence and investigate. When the time was right, they went to Yuli Town, Hualien County for investigation and arrest on June 9, and arrested Zhang Nan, who was working in the house. , Lin Nan, and Chen Nan, who escaped, was arrested in Changhua County on July 13.
The police said that a total of 413 cannabis plants, 17.29 kilograms of cannabis products and a large number of drug-making tools were seized in the whole case, with a rough black market value of regarding NT$100 million. .
Yonghe Police Chief Chen Baoan said today that during the summer “housing project”, drug investigations will be stepped up, and he also calls on young people to engage in healthy and leisure activities. Parents should also pay attention to guarding once morest being lured into drug addiction, drug trafficking and other criminal acts.
(Editor-in-Chief: Zhuang Yanyu)
