Recently there seems to be more cocaine trafficking stories in Japan.
These particular retards somehow made it through the KL airport and on to a plane bound for Tokyo, with no apparent issues until they arrived at Haneda Airport Customs.
The penalty for drug trafficking in Malaysia is death by hanging. It used to be mandatory, but since 2023 it’s discretionary.
Seems like a pretty clumsy operation so how did they get through security and immigration at KUL with these goofy shoes? And, without question this case is part of a larger smuggling network. Five kilos of white is not a trivial amount.
Personally, I think there is a rise in the demand for cocaine in Japan due to the proliferation of host and hostess clubs. These places have taken over the night life here, fast money is flowing like a muthasuka, and many young women are trying to cash in.
This can only last so long before there is a crackdown and collapse.
Good luck
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