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00:04Indonesian police previously revealed that a Malaysia Airlines pilot was arrested for smuggling 25 kilograms of drugs.
00:09After the drugs were seized in Indonesia
00:10In Sihanoukville, Indonesia's second-largest city, there is another 22-year-old Malaysian.
00:15Because nearly one kilogram of methamphetamine and ecstasy were smuggled into the country.
00:19Arrested directly at the local international airport
00:22However, what sparked the heated discussion was actually this young athlete.
00:27poison
00:28He actually tried to cover up the drugs by tightly wrapping them around his body.
00:33close
00:33However, the authorities still managed to break through.
00:35The drugs seized on the spot were worth over RM630,000.
00:39The suspect confessed to Indonesian police after his arrest.
00:42He became a poisoner because he was heavily in debt.
00:44In response, the Director of the National Police Narcotics Crime Investigation Bureau of our country
00:50Hu Shen
00:50This was confirmed to the media today at the Selangor police headquarters.
00:53The arrested suspect is from Johor.
00:55He flew from Kuala Lumpur International Airport to India on a Batavia flight.
01:00Ni's Four Waters
01:01Arrested after arriving at Sishui Airport
01:04From Malaysian pilots colluding in drug trafficking to Malaysian youths smuggling drugs
01:08One case after another successfully evaded security checks at Malaysian airports to leave the country.
01:13It immediately attracted criticism.
01:15That targeted Malaysian pilots as poisoners
01:17The incident of smuggling 25 kilograms of ecstasy pills to Jakarta
01:20Hussein said that Kuala Lumpur International Airport currently has a four-layer security screening system.
01:25At that time, the pilot involved had already passed all security checks.
01:30Even the first layer of scanning did not trigger any mechanism.
01:34They were not subjected to any further checks and boarded the plane smoothly.
01:37Hu Shen revealed that the police will focus their investigation on this matter.
01:40Is there an airport employee acting as an inside agent?
01:42Assisting drugs through airport security.
01:46Police have identified an airport employee as the suspect.
01:50He is expected to be summoned soon to give a statement.
01:53The person involved is in his 30s
01:55Airport staff responsible for airport security checks and logistics-related work.
01:58The police believed he was a key figure in the case.
02:02The possibility of that pilot cannot be ruled out.
02:04After obtaining assistance from insiders
02:07Only then can you successfully pass through customs and leave the country.
02:09Police have now obtained his communication records and contact information.
02:13We will continue to investigate the inside story based on the clues.
02:16According to the police's preliminary investigation
02:18The suspect arrived at Kuala Lumpur International Airport early on the day of the incident.
02:22Diligence
02:23Following direct flights to and from Kuala Lumpur and Sabah,
02:27Then take a direct international flight to Jakarta, Indonesia.
02:30The survey also showed
02:32The pilot was two days before departure for Indonesia.
02:35Drugs obtained from a private residence in Ampang.
02:38So what about this?
02:39Police will further investigate the source of the drugs.
02:42However, Mr. Hu also frankly admitted
02:44Airport security checks in my country include drug detection.
02:47Indeed, we were not vigilant or attentive enough.
02:49So what?
02:50After a meeting between the police and various departments
02:52A unanimous decision was made to strengthen drug testing at the airport.
02:55Focus on cracking down on drug trafficking activities
02:57He said
02:58In the past, airport security checks in my country focused more on firearms, explosives, and...
03:02Inspection of other aviation security threats
03:04Perhaps in drug testing
03:06There were indeed instances where vigilance was not adequately maintained.
03:09He believes that as demand for cannabis rises in European countries...
03:13The more geographically connected my country is to drug trafficking hubs
03:16Malaysia is the only place that drug cartels are targeting.
03:19Taking advantage of the situation, they hired a large number of drug dealers to help them transport drugs.
03:23So what?
03:24The police began investigating marijuana use on the 27th of last month.
03:26A five-day airport special was launched at Kuala Lumpur International Airport.
03:30crackdown
03:31The toxic substance really yielded significant results.
03:33Police successfully arrested 13 local and foreign drug traffickers, both men and women.
03:38Age between 18 and 53 years old
03:40The drugs had a total value of RM21.26 million.
03:44Including cannabis flowers and cocaine
03:46After these foreign-born narcotics flew into our country...
03:49Stay at a hotel near the airport
03:51After obtaining the drugs, they attempted to smuggle them out of the country.
03:54Police investigation shows...
03:56Most of the drugs seized at the airport came from the neighboring northern country.
04:00These drugs entered my country via land and sea routes.
04:03Then, drugs are smuggled overseas to Europe, Indonesia, the Philippines, and other countries via drug trafficking networks.
04:07market
04:08Drug trafficking syndicates hire drug dealers for between RM5,000 and RM10,000.
04:12poison
04:13However, the actual payment depends on the transportation route and the quantity of drugs.
04:17Certainly
04:17The market price of cannabis flowers in Malaysia is approximately RM80,000 to RM100,000.
04:21However, after being shipped to Europe
04:23The price can skyrocket to 3 to 4 times.
04:26Prices are still calculated in Euros.
04:29The high returns have become the main reason why drug cartels continue to take risks in drug trafficking.
04:33Key Factors
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