South African, Jacobus Dawie Botha, arrested with Cocaine on arrival at Phnom Penh International Airport.
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local elite i would guess
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I do have sympathy and empathy for people living desperate lives in dire poverty due to no fault of their own. It's a harsh world and I don't know what I would do in their circumstances. But most poor people living in very harsh situations don't resort to drug smuggling and lives of criminal behavior.rozzieoz wrote:People get so desperate
Is it such desperation in this case, or just greed, stupidity and recklessness?
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The South African fellow was carrying a lot less than he could have ...
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this will be the only thing i will agree with you onSailorman wrote:Legalize it and tax the hell out of it, but the corrupt America DEA won't allow that to happen. You legalize it and Uncle Sugar will cut off the aid gravy train.
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sa cock socketEdwardo wrote:I do have sympathy and empathy for people living desperate lives in dire poverty due to no fault of their own. It's a harsh world and I don't know what I would do in their circumstances. But most poor people living in very harsh situations don't resort to drug smuggling and lives of criminal behavior.rozzieoz wrote:People get so desperate
Is it such desperation in this case, or just greed, stupidity and recklessness?
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Usually from or going tobor from crappy countrys like UAE or Brazil or thailand of south africa.rozzieoz wrote:People get so desperate
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Re: South African, Jacobus Dawie Botha, arrested with Cocaine on arrival at Phnom Penh International Airport.
trafficking drugs this way is risky business if one of the bags burst
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Re: South African, Jacobus Dawie Botha, arrested with Cocaine on arrival at Phnom Penh International Airport.
Sinboy: Thank you, you lowlife liberal bottom feeder.
Weed is legal in both US states I have called home. Alaska/Washington State. Alaska is just starting out, but its working quite well in Washington State. (according to my friends who live in both states.)
Legalization takes the corrupt American judicial system out of the picture. Which would you rather do, pay some tax and have it legal, or have it illegal, pay a lower price , but run the risk of being busted by trigger-happy cops, thrown in jail with real criminals/sodomizers, and have to pay an attorney tens of thousands of dollars. Not much of a choice is it? This is you ass*le before being thrown in jail for some drugs. * This is your as*hole after meeting BuBa in your jail cell for some "loving." O
Weed is legal in both US states I have called home. Alaska/Washington State. Alaska is just starting out, but its working quite well in Washington State. (according to my friends who live in both states.)
Legalization takes the corrupt American judicial system out of the picture. Which would you rather do, pay some tax and have it legal, or have it illegal, pay a lower price , but run the risk of being busted by trigger-happy cops, thrown in jail with real criminals/sodomizers, and have to pay an attorney tens of thousands of dollars. Not much of a choice is it? This is you ass*le before being thrown in jail for some drugs. * This is your as*hole after meeting BuBa in your jail cell for some "loving." O
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Re: South African, Jacobus Dawie Botha, arrested with Cocaine on arrival at Phnom Penh International Airport.
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THE PHNOM PENH POST 29 September ...
... the suspect [is] being held at the Anti-Drug Department for further questioning before being sent to the municipal court.
However, before the man can face a hearing, Song said officers will have to wait for him to pass the entire load.
“We have let him eat so that the drugs come out, one by one. We have medicine to make him deliver them,” he said, adding that in the first two days, 36 of the 100 that the man claimed to have swallowed had been retrieved. “We don’t know the total weight of the cocaine. When we collect it all, we will form a committee to cut it and measure it,” he said.
As with the bust earlier this month, Deputy National Police Commissioner Mok Chito said the drugs were likely destined for Thailand.
“Normally, they come in and take it by land to Thailand. They may think that it will be easier by land,” Chito said. “If he had gotten off the plane in Thailand, he would have been arrested, the same as here, because we inform each other and have skilled technical teams.”
Reached yesterday, Meas Virith, director of the National Authority for Combating Drugs, said the large hauls were the work of organised cartels.
He added the “focus” was on the notorious Mexican Sinaloa cartel, whose former leader Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman was captured in January and is awaiting extradition to the US.
“These groups transport drugs to Europe through ships, and they transport to Asia via plane, from Brazil,” Virith said.
“We are wondering why the airport in Brazil lets them leave from there. But after that, when they arrive in the United Arab Emirates, they change agents again. It’s an organised group, meaning they have agents everywhere, not only in Cambodia, but in all countries.”
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Sadly, the authorities are NOT reading CEO and have not provided the mule with heaped helpings of chicken vindaloo, Guinness, strong coffee and large joints of good marijuana to obtain results painlessly and quickly
THE PHNOM PENH POST 29 September ...
... the suspect [is] being held at the Anti-Drug Department for further questioning before being sent to the municipal court.
However, before the man can face a hearing, Song said officers will have to wait for him to pass the entire load.
“We have let him eat so that the drugs come out, one by one. We have medicine to make him deliver them,” he said, adding that in the first two days, 36 of the 100 that the man claimed to have swallowed had been retrieved. “We don’t know the total weight of the cocaine. When we collect it all, we will form a committee to cut it and measure it,” he said.
As with the bust earlier this month, Deputy National Police Commissioner Mok Chito said the drugs were likely destined for Thailand.
“Normally, they come in and take it by land to Thailand. They may think that it will be easier by land,” Chito said. “If he had gotten off the plane in Thailand, he would have been arrested, the same as here, because we inform each other and have skilled technical teams.”
Reached yesterday, Meas Virith, director of the National Authority for Combating Drugs, said the large hauls were the work of organised cartels.
He added the “focus” was on the notorious Mexican Sinaloa cartel, whose former leader Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman was captured in January and is awaiting extradition to the US.
“These groups transport drugs to Europe through ships, and they transport to Asia via plane, from Brazil,” Virith said.
“We are wondering why the airport in Brazil lets them leave from there. But after that, when they arrive in the United Arab Emirates, they change agents again. It’s an organised group, meaning they have agents everywhere, not only in Cambodia, but in all countries.”
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Sadly, the authorities are NOT reading CEO and have not provided the mule with heaped helpings of chicken vindaloo, Guinness, strong coffee and large joints of good marijuana to obtain results painlessly and quickly
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