Cover news reporter Yan Lei
According to the Cambodian-Chinese Times, a Canadian-Vietnamese red noticeist suspected of smuggling 1.1 tons of cocaine was sentenced to life imprisonment in Cambodia. After four years of extrajudicial escape, the man was recently arrested in Bali, Indonesia, where he has been repatriated to serve a life sentence.
Mokido, deputy director of the Cambodian National Police, who is in charge of drug control, said le Hong Phi, a Vietnamese Canadian man, was arrested in Bali, Indonesia, on October 25 and repatriated to Cambodia on November 1, with the cooperation of Interpol and the Philippine police. Previously, he was listed on the Interpol Red Notice.
In November 2016, a Cambodian court convicted Le Hong Phi of smuggling 1.1 tons of cocaine and sentenced him to life in prison.
According to the report of the Narcotics Control Bureau, between October and November 2016, China's Ministry of Public Security notified that Yangshan Customs inspected a batch of containers with declared products named "Pacific Mackerel Frozen Products" according to the wire report, and seized nearly 1,200 kilograms of cocaine. The customs officers picked up 1,100 kilograms of drugs and put the remaining 100 kilograms of drugs back into the container for shipment to Cambodia. The Chinese side sent a drug enforcement team to Cambodia to jointly collect the network together with local law enforcement agencies.
On November 29, 2016, anti-drug teams from Cambodia and China jointly enforced the law and arrested a 38-year-old Vietnamese recipient of goods at the Cambodia-Vietnam border, who is the general manager of a logistics company.
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