Armed Drug Trafficking Case Cracked in SW China

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Saturday, June 23, 2001, updated at 17:59(GMT+8)

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Armed Drug Trafficking Case Cracked in SW China

Police in Yunnan Province, southwest China, has cracked an armed drug trafficking case, capturing 9,200 grams of opium, a revolver, an air gun, a handgun and some bullets, with four suspects detained.

Police said they were checking motor vehicles on the night of June 12, when they stopped a motorcycle carrying a man and a woman, and found a revolver and a bag of opium inside it.

Acting on their confession, the police seized two of their confederates at a village in at the Dai Autonomous Prefecture of Xishuangbanna, and found the other guns and bullets at their residences.



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	Police in Yunnan Province, southwest China, has cracked an armed drug trafficking case, capturing 9,200 grams of opium, a revolver, an air gun, a handgun and some bullets, with four suspects detained.




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