According to a report by Vietnam Labor News on January 15th, Nghe An Police Department in Vietnam announced that a male suspect has been criminally charged for allegedly engaging in illegal drug trafficking.
Investigations have uncovered that a suspect has been unlawfully selling drugs outside Heyang School. The Public Security Bureau of Ningjiang County has gathered intelligence revealing that a young individual in the county has been distributing e-liquids to students in various high schools and vocational training centers, which may potentially contain drugs.
During a search operation at the suspect's residence, the police discovered and seized 73.42 grams of dried plants containing MDMB-4en-PINACA, with a drug concentration of 0.87%. They also found a quantity of e-liquid suspected to contain synthetic drugs.
The suspect confessed that he had stored these drugs for the purpose of sale and profit. Currently, the investigative police of Ningjiang County Public Security Bureau are undergoing further investigations and will handle the case according to the legal provisions.
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