A group of people accused of trying to distribute a large amount of so-called "club drug" ketamine smuggled from the United States in Korea have been arrested.
The Drug Crime Investigation Unit of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency arrested three people, including distribution manager A, on charges of violating the Narcotics Control Act, arrested 11 buyers and handed them over to the prosecution.
Mr. A and others are accused of trying to distribute 1.7 kilograms of ketamine worth 4 billion won, which was smuggled from the United States, in Korea.
All of the major suspects, including the chief and distribution books, were found to have stayed in the United States.
During the arrest, police seized 1.8 kilograms of ketamine, which can be administered by 60,000 people at the same time, as well as synthetic hemp and ecstasy.
In addition, we are pursuing whereabouts after taking measures such as Interpol Red Notice for overseas and domestic ones.
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